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Old Jan 23, 2017, 01:21 PM
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Very nice build keep up the good work
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Do the revits in the valve cover drill easily? Going to be that for a friend soon. Not really looking forward to it.
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Why not Put Baffles back In?
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He is, there's a pic of the holes where the rivets use to be is now drilled/tapped for a screw.
Old Jan 24, 2017, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone
Do the revits in the valve cover drill easily? Going to be that for a friend soon. Not really looking forward to it.
Yeah its really simple they're soft.

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Why not Put Baffles back In?
After powder coat.

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He is, there's a pic of the holes where the rivets use to be is now drilled/tapped for a screw.
Yep.
Old Jan 31, 2017, 08:42 PM
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Little bits of progress. Installed these -10 fittings and sent the cover to powder coat.





Got the Kiggly HLA installed.





Random engine stand photo, oh and there's a transmission too.



Very slightly ported the pressure relief valve in the oil filter housing. I have a lower pressure spring on order for this too.





And here we sit. Waiting for a few more small parts to arrive and we'll be tossing this in the car.

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Very nice build!
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I love seeing threads like this, DIY !!!!!!!!
AWESOME PROGRESS
Old Feb 1, 2017, 08:07 PM
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Only excitement for today, these showed up.

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are those NPT to -10 fittings???
If so, which size did you use and do you require a stepper bit to obtain the hole?
I'm looking to do a -10 mod also.
Old Feb 6, 2017, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackEvo_5
are those NPT to -10 fittings???
If so, which size did you use and do you require a stepper bit to obtain the hole?
I'm looking to do a -10 mod also.
They're press in -10. Think the hole is like 17mm. Got them from www.radiumauto.com
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They're press in -10. Think the hole is like 17mm. Got them from www.radiumauto.com
thanks bud.....I will check them out.
Old Feb 10, 2017, 01:34 PM
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Sitting on the stand and a parts table just about ready to see an engine bay.



But first, we block the EGR port at the head.




You need one of these.



And one of these. The grease helps catch shavings of metal, fyi.

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Very good work!!
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Welp. I'm back from Hawaii and got my water feed pipe and oil drain gasket in the mail. I can finish putting the turbo on.

Maybe I'll slap this thing in the car this weekend.




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