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nice carnage there jimbo.... how long did u drive it after u spun the bearing... looks like that bearing either let go while u were spinning the motor up or u just didnt relise it as kept driving till it let go... good note at least you can scrap that aluminum when recycling prices climb again
Last edited by Z Speed; 06-06-2009 at 02:07 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
actually no, the walls are in perfect shape. The compression ring was holding the two pieces tight (really really tight) in there. I noticed the minor cracks and was like wtf? so i took a small screw driver and pryed on the ring and it fell out.
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so how did you check your piston wall....... and please dont tell me with your naked eye......cause thats not how you check a cylinder wall......i hoped you used a bore gauge. it could be off by such a small amount. are you at least honing out your bores? but i not talking you down i just dont want to see you in this boat again cause zach fucked you over, do it right the first time. but props to you if you used a bore gauge.
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Alex looked at it when we took the head off and said the sleeves looked good, a guy my dad works with stopped out to look at it (Owned an shop and specialized in rebuilding motors and tranny's) said that the cylinder walls looked fine, so yes, i'm positive the walls are ok. The most i'm going to do is clean up the walls and take off any minor imperfections with a cylinder hone. Nothing crazy, just to clean anything minor up.
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Alex looked at it when we took the head off and said the sleeves looked good, a guy my dad works with stopped out to look at it (Owned an shop and specialized in rebuilding motors and tranny's) said that the cylinder walls looked fine, so yes, i'm positive the walls are ok. The most i'm going to do is clean up the walls and take off any minor imperfections with a cylinder hone. Nothing crazy, just to clean anything minor up.
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well thats not to bad of a time frame, cause i know how much you probably want it back on the streets for summer. well good luck and dont rush things. it will pay off in the end
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hey jordan if you need help, i dont know how much help i will be.
but i only work a few times a week so i can help you!
believe you got my number so just give me a shout
but i only work a few times a week so i can help you!
believe you got my number so just give me a shout
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does anyone know where i can get the cheapest price for our tires? i know stock its 215/45/18 but ive also heard 225/40/18 and 235/40/18's will fit as well.
i desperately need 4 tires.....bald as can be at 35k miles!
i desperately need 4 tires.....bald as can be at 35k miles!
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https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/parts-66/fs-4-used-bfgoodrich-g-force-sport-tires-170623/
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believe it or not ebay. i picked up my brand new NS-II's for 240 shipped all four brand spanking new. just make sure your buying from a dealer and they have a good selling record if you go the ebay route.
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yeah dude its jewed.
But i guess carbon hood time hahah
and getting the whole side repainted.
but i need to swing down by you sometime, get that money lol (not to be a nag or anything)
But i guess carbon hood time hahah
and getting the whole side repainted.
but i need to swing down by you sometime, get that money lol (not to be a nag or anything)