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Old 08-11-2011, 12:17 AM
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Default 3.6 rebuild underway
All parts are here lets put this engine together!
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Old 08-11-2011, 08:49 AM
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NICE! looking forward to watching your progress.
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Need a light weight flywheel to go with that super size??? I have a very nice one that I'll part with cheap.
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Keep us posted on the progress and I'll bet you'll find the extra HP fun, fun, fun!!!
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NICE! looking forward to watching your progress.
Thanks guys, by the way insite I had all the big cast parts ultra-sonic cleaned & vacum bag sealed till assembly time. More pic's coming.
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Crankshaft & housing, LN IMS ceramic bearing, billet flange & shaft with balanced connecting rods & ARP bolts #4,5&6 ready for install into crankcase.
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Installed in crankcase half:
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Looks good. Did you check the crankshaft axial play?

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Looks good. Did you check the crankshaft axial play?

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Yes, .19mm
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I've never seen one apart like that. I always wondered how they built it so they could assemble the wrist pin clips on a flat motor seeing as how you couldn't stuff the pistons down from the top like V8 or a four cylinder.
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Originally Posted by Byprodriver
Yes, .19mm
That's 0.007". That figure looks to be a mite high. I sort of expected it to be less than 0.005".

What is callout for the crankshaft play?

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That's 0.007". That figure looks to be a mite high. I sort of expected it to be less than 0.005".

What is callout for the crankshaft play?

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.05mm - .28mm
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Originally Posted by Dale_K
I've never seen one apart like that. I always wondered how they built it so they could assemble the wrist pin clips on a flat motor seeing as how you couldn't stuff the pistons down from the top like V8 or a four cylinder.
That's the funnest part. This is where the "special" tools come in. I will take a pic of the access hole you do the surgery thru.
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build it to 10.5:1 and I will send you a turbo kit!... Keep up the good work!
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This engine is 11.8 cr & will have plenty torque for a street car but I can build a duplicate with 9.5 cr...
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