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  • TCD
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    Originally posted by M-technik-3
    Tell Todd I said Hi next time you speak with him. His kids must be getting big now.
    Hey Greg! We moved back east. Will you be at the BavAuto show?

    Car looks great Bob!

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  • dude8383
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    Originally posted by Janderson
    That's one seriously beautiful M20. I may be a 24V swapper, but a cleanly-built M20 makes me just as happy as it ever did.
    Agreed. The m20 looks sexy as heck.

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  • TexasTerp
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    wow, this is a huge inspiration. I'm totally going to get my small engine parts PC'd now, looks so much better than my paint jobs on them. can you get some more pics of the engine mount modification? I'm going to run a td setup as well and was considering a different modification.

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  • Cronopoulos
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    Very clean build! Can't wait to see the numbers on this bad boy.

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  • Jand3rson
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    That's one seriously beautiful M20. I may be a 24V swapper, but a cleanly-built M20 makes me just as happy as it ever did.

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  • Mfever
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    i pee my pants every time you have an update.

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  • mikeedler
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    looks great. I love the way Blunt feathers his hair back like that! I used no copper spray and mine leaks.

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  • iwantspeed
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    nice progress

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  • Mtriple
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    We got started a little late today but progress was made. Head is on, timing belt is on, and valves adjusted. Blunt stopped by to assist with the lube and as you can imagine, work slowed to a crawl. Good times had nonetheless, big thanks to our buddy Pete for helping out. And Blunt to of course....

    Closer pics of the head, VAC stage 1 with IE HD rockers.

    IMG_0206 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    IMG_0196 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    Copper spray, oh noes!

    IMG_0192 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    IMG_0193 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    More distractions...

    IMG_0198 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    progress...

    IMG_0208 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    IMG_0205 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    IMG_0204 by Bob Cooper, on Flickr

    All in all, we had a good time. Timing belt proved to be the biggest challenge with the MLS gasket causing the head to sit just a bit higher than the stock HG. Had to get a little creative with the tensioner in order to get it to work.

    More updates tomorrow hopefully...
    Last edited by Mtriple; 08-29-2017, 02:16 PM.

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  • Mtriple
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    Originally posted by Iain
    great to see this car get some love.

    I am normally thoroughly disappointed with myself and how my cars turn out because of you, Mtriple. I get a car done and think about the process you go through when building one of yours and then realise I cut corners and should have done it once, done it right (even if it does take you a few years :P )
    Thanks for the compliment dude, that is the never ending struggle going on in my head and is the reason it takes me so long to finish projects. Dont get me wrong, motivation plays into it but I'm a little OCD about having all my ducks in a row and making sure that its done the way I want the first time around. I hate doing things twice...

    Originally posted by Jean
    Nice dude, everything is clean and detailed! Hmmmm , I wonder how much VAC would charge to build me two m60b40 heads (have on hand)....
    Talk to CJ, he was awesome to work with.

    Originally posted by MR 325
    That's a lot of lube! Blunt will be thrilled. :)
    :rofl:

    Originally posted by parkerbink
    So very nice, I just ordered the Redline lube and the Right Stuff silicon because I found someone to finish mine, in my garage in 2 weeks!

    I am happy for BOTH of us nau!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Congrats dude, looking forward to seeing updates.

    Originally posted by z31maniac
    If you're using a Cometic brand gasket, you might want to give them a call and ask about using the copper spray.
    Originally posted by parkerbink
    I read in Cometec literature somewhere not to use anything. I'll see if I can find it.
    Originally posted by parkerbink
    I just searched, Cometec says no, people on forums running boost say yes.

    I am confused.

    lol
    I was confused to. Maybe Blunt or Otis can chime in because they used copper spray on Blunt's twin cam and so far so good and he is running a little more boost than I am.

    Originally posted by BimmerTim
    Yay Bob!!

    I should give you a ride in my car now.
    YES, you should. Blunt told me about it...

    Originally posted by dude8383
    Lemme know how those GC touring coils work out for ya. I'm thinking about getting coils for next years track season and would like something that is a good "in between."
    Exactly, I'm looking for the best of both worlds. I'll let you know...

    Originally posted by lostininglewood
    Great project!

    Also great pads, the BRIAN factory is right around the corner from my work. Been there a few times when I played at Uni for a few of the goalies to get fitted.
    Thanks man, I love Brian's gear. The quality and craftsmanship is unmatched in my opinion. I tried some Vaughn gear for this coming season that just came in last month. Jury is still out...

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  • lostininglewood
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    Great project!

    Also great pads, the BRIAN factory is right around the corner from my work. Been there a few times when I played at Uni for a few of the goalies to get fitted.

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  • dude8383
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    Originally posted by Jean
    gc touring plates, not coils.
    OH. Didn't realize that! Thanks for pointing that out!

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  • Jean
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    gc touring plates, not coils.

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  • dude8383
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    Lemme know how those GC touring coils work out for ya. I'm thinking about getting coils for next years track season and would like something that is a good "in between."

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by parkerbink
    I read in Cometec literature somewhere not to use anything. I'll see if I can find it.
    Originally posted by parkerbink
    I just searched, Cometec says no, people on forums running boost say yes.

    I am confused.

    lol
    From what I understand from someone who I really trust, after speaking with Cometic, they have said that as long as the block and head meet the required spec for "flatness" there is no need for the spray.

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