Thats not a bad deal, a guy on here wanted to rent one for $100 a week, I thought that was steep.
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Rebellion Forge Custom Fabrication
1988 325is - TrackRat in progress
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OP....If you rent the isky groove-o-matic, you can save yourself some money and not buy the Cometic MLS .051" Headgaskets and go with a basic felpro or somethingsigpic
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Yeah, the isky is made for the block. I'm not even sure you could use it on the heads the way its designed.sigpic
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Regardless of what you do, that's going to be insane when its all back together. I'm building mine to accommodate smaller turbo(s)......yes that's plural. But the more I talk to people I don't know, for what I want to use it for that might even be to much! That thing sounds so mean when it spools hahahasigpic
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The valve body is re-valved so you can use a "slap" or ratchet shifter to manual shift through the gears. Very common in drag racing. I had a chevy 383 stroker with a th-350 transmission and modified valve body so I could do the same thing. About as close to a manual as you can get without a clutch. They're lots of fun!sigpic
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Its a reverse valve body c4 with a hughes race rebuild in it. Ive got the hurst billet pistol grip in it to manually change gears. Park is all the way forward, pull back one time to go in reverse, again for neutral, then back to engage first. Once in first the shifter locks itself as a safety so without pulling the handle you cant go back into neutral or reverse. But literally its just pulling back each time to change gears.
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Originally posted by IronFreak View PostRegardless of what you do, that's going to be insane when its all back together. I'm building mine to accommodate smaller turbo(s)......yes that's plural. But the more I talk to people I don't know, for what I want to use it for that might even be to much! That thing sounds so mean when it spools hahaha
I personally want to mimic the bmw's power delivery with my turbo 302. strong n/a lowend up to 2400-2800 (check, 302 makes nice low end hp/tq, especially my exlorer engine/cam) and then the turbo can be brought on from there, then its a matter of how much you can slap to it till 6k.Last edited by Mako18; 02-01-2013, 12:51 PM.sigpic
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That is a very good point. I have been doing research on my motor (94 F-150) and I found that it actually flows better (intake to heads) then the 5.0 rollers out of the mustangs.
One of the only reasons I was thinking heads was to drop a little weight in the front. I know the weight distribution is different from the m20 as you are placing 2 more cylinders behind the front axle. But the stock ratio of 53f/47r is still going to change.
I did have the thought of moving the whole motor back some more. I'm a fabricator by trade (before I became an office jockey) so I have all the cool toys for steel fabrication in the garage. modify the firewall a but the get the distribution of weight further back would help the iron block/heads. PLUS, E7 heads with a little home porting can take a pounding from boost. Look at turboforums.com in the stock block chronicles, there are guys pushing 16-20lbs. of boost through them!sigpic
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*update* so the interior is all ripped out, cleaning it out, and then getting ready to put the new sport interior. and since now I have no room for a headlight on the right side, went to good ole' autozone and bought some $25 round LED lights. fabbed up a little aluminum plate to bolt the new el'cheapo light too. the only reason for buying them though is just to barely squeak by as "legal" and I mean barely. its pretty much there just to look like a headlight so I don't get pulled over as much lol.
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