stroker lsj build
07-17-2012, 05:30 PM
#28
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Hmm they were tellin me all i would need is a modfied flywheel and to clock it on the crank corectly
07-18-2012, 05:57 PM
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Lol...
The block is getting modified to suport the larger studs..
The block cracks wen larger studs r installed cuz they dont get installed right...u cant just drill out the hole with a hand drill. Each hole has to be dialed in on a mill to ensure perfict center other wise u end up with a side load on the studs that were the cracks form.
The block is getting modified to suport the larger studs..
The block cracks wen larger studs r installed cuz they dont get installed right...u cant just drill out the hole with a hand drill. Each hole has to be dialed in on a mill to ensure perfict center other wise u end up with a side load on the studs that were the cracks form.
07-20-2012, 11:10 PM
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07-21-2012, 10:47 PM
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does anybody have more details/pics of the girdle process?
I saw the pics from the board member who bought one from ZZP, it appears the process ends at least, with welding the deck closed and milling the deck.
does anybody know what it looks like under the deck?
I'm assuming there's a press fit ring that goes into the water jacket?
I saw the pics from the board member who bought one from ZZP, it appears the process ends at least, with welding the deck closed and milling the deck.
does anybody know what it looks like under the deck?
I'm assuming there's a press fit ring that goes into the water jacket?
07-22-2012, 07:09 PM
#39
does anybody have more details/pics of the girdle process?
I saw the pics from the board member who bought one from ZZP, it appears the process ends at least, with welding the deck closed and milling the deck.
does anybody know what it looks like under the deck?
I'm assuming there's a press fit ring that goes into the water jacket?
I saw the pics from the board member who bought one from ZZP, it appears the process ends at least, with welding the deck closed and milling the deck.
does anybody know what it looks like under the deck?
I'm assuming there's a press fit ring that goes into the water jacket?
Some people believe they fill the block.
This is a common way people fill blocks.
diy filled b series block, with writeup, comments welcome - Honda-Tech
Only ZZP knows...
07-22-2012, 08:11 PM
#40
Some people believe they machine a plate to the exact size down to the thousands of an inch and press it into the block.
Some people believe they fill the block.
This is a common way people fill blocks.
diy filled b series block, with writeup, comments welcome - Honda-Tech
Only ZZP knows...
Some people believe they fill the block.
This is a common way people fill blocks.
diy filled b series block, with writeup, comments welcome - Honda-Tech
Only ZZP knows...
07-23-2012, 08:05 AM
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That was wat i was gona do my self buy the cnc machine at my school is a lil to small to do the job and all the shops close to me didnt seem up to it..ill post up some pics wen the block gets here.
08-02-2012, 02:14 PM
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i can see the machine lines around the girdle...like the way i was gona do it...cnc machine it out and machine a plate to press in.
Im a machines for CAT. and anyone good with a grinder could have surfaces this..its like they did it with a dull cutter.hmm ill defiantly have to ask them about it
