"400hp in three easy steps", or "How to remain single forever."
So, after two years and about six track days my stock PCV system had been overcome, possibly due to my overpowering handsomeness, but more likely because excessive blow-by had spiked crankcase pressures forcing oil out of the block. Then I "invested" in a endyne breather kit, and to my amazement it seemed to work. Well, for about 15 minutes. I no longer was spewing damp blue/black clouds of oil haze out the tailpipe, but then when I stopped at a light after a few spirited highway runs I almost had to call the fire department. Nasty clouds of burning oil were pouring out every crack on my hood, and I have a lot of crack. I babied it home and found that the Endyne can had filled with oil, and had then evenly distributed it all over my engine (again). Enough is enough, time to rip it out and strip it down.
The Garage (my underground parking lot):

Before she went under the knife:

My brother pondering how I ended up with all the looks and non of the brains:

Out she comes. Don't ask why I did it this way, I think it relates to an earlier head injury I suffered as a child.

Forest showing his respect.

Who is this handsome fellow?

The workshop (my 600 sq ft apartment). Who needs a dining room table anyways?

The progress so far. I hope to have the block stripped by next weekend and then off to the shop.

The plan: Change the.......
pistons
rods
clutch
intake mani
bore the throttle body
3bar map sensor
fpr
fluidamper crank pulley
hondata IM gasket
timing belt
water pump
Am I missing anything that should be done while the engine is torn down????
Thanks for looking. Updates to come as the project progresses.
The Garage (my underground parking lot):

Before she went under the knife:

My brother pondering how I ended up with all the looks and non of the brains:

Out she comes. Don't ask why I did it this way, I think it relates to an earlier head injury I suffered as a child.

Forest showing his respect.

Who is this handsome fellow?

The workshop (my 600 sq ft apartment). Who needs a dining room table anyways?

The progress so far. I hope to have the block stripped by next weekend and then off to the shop.

The plan: Change the.......
pistons
rods
clutch
intake mani
bore the throttle body
3bar map sensor
fpr
fluidamper crank pulley
hondata IM gasket
timing belt
water pump
Am I missing anything that should be done while the engine is torn down????
Thanks for looking. Updates to come as the project progresses.
might be a good idea to get some new bearings and seals too
also get new oil/water pump, timing belt tension, bolt, spring, and belt
btw, which machine shop are you using?
also get new oil/water pump, timing belt tension, bolt, spring, and belt
btw, which machine shop are you using?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Alexander »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hope there was a big elevator that got that back to your apartment
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that would be funny seeing that motor in the elevator
now you get to smell that sweet smell every morning
</TD></TR></TABLE>that would be funny seeing that motor in the elevator
now you get to smell that sweet smell every morning
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rotfl, thats funny, sorry bout the setup,
but yeah like someone else said, what setup were you running and how long for?
booosted = yummmmmmmmmmmm
but yeah like someone else said, what setup were you running and how long for?
booosted = yummmmmmmmmmmm
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Black R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">.....is there a big assed hole in your front bumper to let ambient air in?
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Oil cooler I believe
</TD></TR></TABLE>Oil cooler I believe





