is this where the oil squirters go (h23 block)
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when i build my motor im gonna get some vtec oil squirters. just wondering if this is the right spot..
im talkin about the one on the right. the number 1 and number 4 cylinders both have the 3 holes but all of them have that 1 like on the right..
[Modified by BoostedH23a1, 10:42 PM 12/10/2002]
im talkin about the one on the right. the number 1 and number 4 cylinders both have the 3 holes but all of them have that 1 like on the right..
[Modified by BoostedH23a1, 10:42 PM 12/10/2002]
I don't have a clue where they go, but can you give me some info on what all it takes to add the oil squirters? I plan on doing that myself when I finally get my lude and boost that bad boy. BTW do you have GE sleeved block? Did you have to tell them anything about the oil squirters?
Thanks,
Noel
Thanks,
Noel
having the oil squirters is a good idea. they will make oil stravation less liekly. but on the other hand i've seen people run with out them. there a good safty percaution though
having the oil squirters is a good idea. they will make oil stravation less liekly.
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Well not having the squirters means more oil for the crank right? If it's just for cooling I'm taking them out so my crank doesn't suffer!
[Modified by satan_srv, 10:39 AM 12/11/2002]
[Modified by satan_srv, 10:39 AM 12/11/2002]
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willnt it still help though? oil will still flow through there as of right now i think it just isnt shooting up at the piston... right?
If you add the squirters and use the h23 crank, you will have some minor clearance issues to deal with as well. I would add them (IMO) if nothing more than a "safety net", but you will have to get the counter weights "shaved" a bit.
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