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Old 01-07-2014, 09:49 AM
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very interessting head work youve done. this will be a very violent b-series. i like it
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I plan on it being a monster but I have to start small work up.
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THE WIRING HARNESS WAS PULLED FROM THE ECU AND SHELL


I STARTED TO TEARDOWN THE HACK JOB... REPLACE AND TUCK THE WIRES


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Bought some new goodies today! Head studs and oil pump
Old 01-21-2014, 07:34 PM
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BULLS EYE POWER BORGWARNER T3\T4 57TRIM W/POLISHED TURBINE HOUSING! EVERYTHING WAS CLEANED AND INSPECTED.





















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Old 01-24-2014, 11:57 AM
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nice work man! looks good! port work looks real nice too! i wish my engine bay was red! ill stay posted and keep an eye out on your thread as mine will comming along as well..as long as the funds keep comming in nicely$$$ keep it up man love for the white 88'
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I'm hoping to get done sometime quick since I'm putting a hold on my boost build... Going all motor will be fun and my spare head will get the first go around with the Super tech valvetrain but no polish just stock port. Let me know when you get done and hopefully I'm done then so we could meet up and cruise around.
Old 02-04-2014, 06:27 AM
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Looking forward to seeing some videos of this running! I think all motor will make you a much better driver on the track and like you said will help you learn the car way better. Boost is so much fun and is the future plan of my build as well but seems like it would make tracking the car way harder to predict.
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FINALLY!!! some one who understands going boost without learning the handling of a car is a bad idea on the circuit.... Just because your car has 500whp doesn't mean you're fast on the track especially if you can't DRIVE that power! People don't really think about what they build. Straight line = fast car / circuit track = fast driver. It all depends what I can do with it all motor first and maybe I won't even go FI at all and just keep her all motor and run her that way.
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SOME OLD PICS OF TEARING DOWN THE VALVETRAIN AT THE SHOP!



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SENDING THE HEAD OUT TO NOLAD'S CYLINDER HEAD SHOP THIS UP COMING WEEK AND HOPEFULLY GET THAT TOP END KNOCKED OUT SO I CAN FOCUS ON THE BOTTOM END ASSEMBLY AND FINISH THE TRANSAXLE!
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HERE IS ANOTHER PORT JOB IM DOING. YOU CAN SEE THE EVOLUTION OF THE WORK TAKE PLACE. ITS NOT HARD TO DO AND ITS A HUGE MONEY SAVER! EVERYONE OVER THINKS THE WORK OR IS TOO AFRAID TO MESS UP. GRAB A FEW JUNK HEADS FROM THE YARD OR TRASH OF PEOPLES BLOWN MOTORS AND START ON ONE CYLINDER LIGHT WORK THEN CONTINUE EACH TIME GETTING MORE INDEPTH. REMEMBER NOT TO FORCE IT AND LET THE TOOLS DO THE WORK! DONT WORRY ABOUT THE CARDBOARD EXHAUST GASKET MOCKUP... IM A CHEAPASS WHEN IT COMES TO SMALL STUFF. IF YOU HAVENT SEEN THE VIDEO I POSTED FROM THE END OF MY FIRST PAGE I RECOMMEND YOU WATCH IT







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READY FOR NOLANDS CYLINDER HEAD SHOP TO PUT IN VALVETRAIN.
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any before and after flow numbers to prove your theory on head porting?

good luck with the wiring. my EF is a nightmare too.
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Hahaha. Me and my buddy were just talking about this today. He'll pay for the bench flow test to be done for payment on his head. Maybe I shoulve clarified my "PORTING"... More like polishing it up By getting rid of cast marks and not reshaping it. I do gasket match though. Most people hear the word port and think of the entire process make the ports bigger blah blah blah and finding the correct VE (volumetric efficiency) is harder than you think. What I did here was use 60 grit at about 9-12k RPM to clean up marks and blend 80 grit to valve guide area. I didn't go any further because this particular head was a factory "port" type r head so no need to clean up what's already done. Eventually I want to do more after a few more sessions. Sorry for the confusion... And BTW that first "port" picture on page one isn't mine, I was showing some canuck its ok to do you this to heads and yes air flow is the reason behind this. Are you picking up what I'm throwing down Brian?
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I said the hell with wiring it myself and getting a rewire tuck harness haha. I got about 30 more minutes into the wiring and got pissed how it was done previously so I cut all the sensors and pitched the gagle in the trash. Maybe try and get all new wires and retry it later on.
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Dang. rewire or rywire or whatever that company is charges an arm and a leg for a harness. Congrats though.
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Harness can be a mess but you sure should try it another time. its a patience game !!!
keep it up !!!
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Rywire stupid spell check lol
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I understood what you're getting at.

Might check into wirewerx I think they're a little cheaper.

I've done three harnesses, all obd1, eg/dc. I refuse to start with a hacked harness, too much trouble, that's for sure.
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Its like someone put that harness together blindfolded, drunk, and half a sleep! Five different colored wires to make one wire and being held together by twisting and electrical tape isn't ideal lol
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Wirewerx never heard of them... I'll have to check them out thanks for the heads up
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I think rywire is cheaper w/non milspec harness... $399 for their budget harnesses pretty decent
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2 weeks from now ill be hopefully picking up my cylinder head from Noland's head shop and until then i'm going to try and knock out this short block so i can install the head once its back.


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