You can see the wastegate pointing down from the manifold, and the dumptube connecting right to the down pipe.Nice looking manifold!Ligouri Rd wrote: I caint really see from the pictures, but is that an internally waste-gated turbo? I
I took the butterflies off the engine during the first rebuild....which I intended to be an all-motor monster. The amount of low-end torque I lost was considerable. I decided (to me) it wasn't worth the gain up top.SHIEF wrote:Looks clean man Show pics of what your going to do with the back of the turbo housing external hole when you get that far along. I'm unsure on what I'm going to do with mine.Also noticed your keeping the 'butterflies' on the intake. Any reason for this?
I've had so much time to polish cause the retards can't send me the right bearings. But yeah for the crank and stuff. I'll just have someone help hold the flywheel or pulley while I torque it. I'll make the engine hoist brackets and have it suspended while I slap on the Fw, clutch, and transmission. Also the front timing cover is held on by one bolt, and the exhaust mani was held on by 2. Just for some picsfiznat wrote:Wow man very nice! I love how clean everything looks. I really wish I took the time to clean the timing covers and all that junk before I put everything together on mine: your engine looks really really nice.
How do you plan to put on the crank pulley and all the clutch/flywheel stuff? Youve already got all the parts on both sides bolted on, when I put my clutch and all that on I had to mount the engine to the stand on one side (I used the exhaust side cause its alot cleaner and easier to put stuff back)... So yeah, unless youve got something else planned, you're probably going to have to re-strip one side there... No big deal though.
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8.5:1Quote »I see that you did a port and polish to the head...anything else? Is the head rebuilt at all?[/quote]Port match to the intake, full rebuild, jwt cams, fixed stripped threads from the moron I bought the engine from who painted it jdm tyte red like the sr.Quote »If you don't mind my asking, how much did all of the machining/parts cost for the engine rebuild (not including the manifold, clutch, pulley, turbo, downpipe, injectors, etc)?[/quote]The head rebuild, p&p, and bore was around $350Bearings, freeze plugs, gaskets, and all the other goodies are about $250Rods $670 Pistons $490Lots of brake cleaner/carb cleaner $15Using solvent tank at my old job that a friend let me in on a sunday with no one else aware I was there.....priceless.MarkEmark wrote:How much boost do you plan on running/how much power are you looking to make? What compression ratio are you running?