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chrisheltra 12-03-2011 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 03SVTCOBRA (Post 145077)
I didnt blow you off, i said i would actually rather take it to them if the price is reasonable. I always try to shop local instead of shipping it halfway across the world. Probably saves me 200 buck in shipping anyways.

Was giving you a hard time. IIRC you can mention lightningrodder.com and get a discount. :cheers

As for the machine work. Myself and other local mod motor owners have had good luck with simmons.

03SVTCOBRA 12-03-2011 08:57 PM

Trans looks good, but the clutch is super rusty looking. Probably a good time to swap it out also since i think its stock still.

Edit: went and wrote the numbers down. Stock Valeo clutch and numbers with the ford stamp on it. Not sure how its lasted this long.

Rattletrap 12-03-2011 11:45 PM

you need to put an LS motor in it really....

Carlrx7 12-04-2011 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by 03SVTCOBRA (Post 145086)
Trans looks good, but the clutch is super rusty looking. Probably a good time to swap it out also since i think its stock still.

Edit: went and wrote the numbers down. Stock Valeo clutch and numbers with the ford stamp on it. Not sure how its lasted this long.

granny shiftin roll racer... :poke:

chrisheltra 12-04-2011 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Rattletrap (Post 145102)
you need to put an LS motor in it really....

http://www.zorly.com/images_corvette...8%20engine.jpg

Vs.

http://brakebanzeen.files.wordpress....500-engine.jpg

:mrgreen:

05Saleen 12-04-2011 12:22 AM

:wak:
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Originally Posted by Rattletrap (Post 145102)
you need to put an LS motor in it really....


03SVTCOBRA 12-04-2011 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Rattletrap (Post 145102)
you need to put an LS motor in it really....

I want the thing to go fast, which is why it will NOT be a LS motor.

JTStreet 12-04-2011 08:48 AM

I'm not sure what your price range is. Have you considered an aluminator? Should shave off a bit from the front end. Aluminator + ported eaton makes for a very fun street car, especially in one that ways so little as yours.

03SVTCOBRA 12-04-2011 10:43 AM

As long as the block isnt too badly mangled ill be keeping everything i can to save cash. Most likely ill be putting most of the money into the heads/cams/headers this time. Best case scenario is im able to bore it over alittle and only need to refresh the motor with seals/bearings and a new set of pistons.

schardbody 12-04-2011 10:49 AM

another vote for CNCPORT, and against FRAM filters.

stay away from K&N oil filters aswell.

MMR does pretty good work and are put on a pedestal online but thats because of their activity on the forums, but nothing beats meeting the person who will be doing your work and putting money back in our community....

CINDERBLOCK 12-04-2011 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by schardbody (Post 145177)
another vote for CNCPORT.

their customer service was excellent!!! Jason delivered my heads to me on a Saturday helping me get started on my build. CNC will get my business again!

s14.5gonewide 12-04-2011 02:06 PM

sorry to hear about your motor:(

cnc all the way.. they do private label porting for big companies.. i wouldn't be surprised if mmr sends cnc port their heads to be done. once the program is written its an easy process.

glad to see you have a plan to make it a bit better for the next round. look forward to seeing progress and up and running in feb/march

Darryl Buckner 12-04-2011 02:59 PM

Jason at CNC Port gets my business as well. My Trickflow R heads were literally rectangular blocks, and he cut everything in my heads, exhaust runners, intake runners, combustion chamber, ect. And he can get everything youll need. He does an ass of private label stuff, I have seen a pallet of Edelbrock Victor heads there getting done..

03SVTCOBRA 12-08-2011 08:39 PM

Finnally got all the tools i needed and thanks to some help from Matt(02_L#416) she came apart. Found the driver side 2nd from the back piston and ring are toasted. Everything else doesnt look too bad, but i havent gotten a chance to get too deep yet. Heads got some molten piston and ring stuck to them, but other than that i think they are ok and can be easily fixed with the port. The cylinder doesnt look bad, but obviously will need some work.

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WWhittle 12-08-2011 08:47 PM

That's not shit. You could fix that for cheap. Wait until I come back from the February ORTC race and I will show you some real destruction. I'm going down there loaded for bear!

WWhittle 12-08-2011 08:49 PM

On a serious note- Proline is the best in the business. You might want to consider giving them a call. You might be suprised at the cost, not as bad as you might think. I am going to be going back to Atlanta in a couple of weeks too, so I would even take it down there for you if it would help you out.

03SVTCOBRA 12-08-2011 08:54 PM

I agree, i think considering what could have went down i got lucky. Starting from the night when oil could have cause the car to lose control to now finding its not as bad as i was thinking. But anyways, a new set of pistons, some head work and itll be better than new!

ElecTech 12-09-2011 08:20 AM

I would send those injectors out and have them checked and cleaned while you're down. Wouldn't want a weak injector cause a fresh motor to frag itself. Even "new" injectors have been found to be off, flow wise. The SD injectors, for example, have shown to have inconsitent flow from set to set.

chrisheltra 12-09-2011 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by ElecTech (Post 145860)
I would send those injectors out and have them checked and cleaned while you're down. Wouldn't want a weak injector cause a fresh motor to frag itself. Even "new" injectors have been found to be off, flow wise. The SD injectors, for example, have shown to have inconsitent flow from set to set.

+1 Send them here to get them cleaned, flow matched and hogged out so you can run some E85.

http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/shop/

MARTYROBBINS 12-09-2011 10:01 AM

Block damage ?
 
dident know if it hurt the block


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