Not sure if you want to see it but this is a pretty interesting head bolt/stud test...
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- #2,702
Cool info @Ol Yeller ! Really like the ARP bolts over the studs for my application, additionally they have a specified torque value instead of a torque to yield.
Apparently there’s some sort of shortage going on
Apparently there’s some sort of shortage going on
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- #2,703
Oil pump pick up installed
Windage tray installed
Oil pan in place
Lifters and guides installed
Heads placed on loose waiting for new bolts
Don’t think I’ll be able to get much else done until after Pig Party 2022
Windage tray installed
Oil pan in place
Lifters and guides installed
Heads placed on loose waiting for new bolts
Don’t think I’ll be able to get much else done until after Pig Party 2022
So cool to watch the motor come together, wish I were putting one together just for fun. Don't move too fast, enjoy the process of thinking about each piece and doing your best.
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Definitely enjoying the process, and at the same time, can hardly wait until this thing and the rest of the drivetrain is nestled snugly between the frame rails
Looking great! Keep up the fine work.
Tank tops!
That’s legit!
That’s legit!
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Looks like you're out in the snow in your bathrobe and sandals.
Nice to be able to line all that stuff up while out of da Pig!
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Thanks Bob. It’s an Athol 614-1/2. Rear tail mount is broke and gone, and somebody welded something to the sides of the stationary at some point. Ends up being a great vice for fabrication.YOU CAN DOOOO IT! Nice visedat baby seen some work
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That is fo sho!
Cool bracket! I love making things like that!
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I think that was/is an original Advanced Adapters piece.