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You have never done that have you ? You go ahead, carry on. Let me know what the block maching, new caps & hardware, and new crank bore cost, wonder if a new block is cheaper ?????? And, if you think a 2 bolt will hold 700. build away.
 
I have a 4 bolt. Relax. It’s all going to be ok .
 
I was not sure if I was going to post Anymore since🤔. Inspector Pesty has his magnifying glasses on 😎. But what fun would that be . I picked the block up from its soak in the tub and had it magnafluxed. I also picked up some specialty Cerakote

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A good friend of mine even has lights to go on his tent :oops: :hmm: hmm maybe that is why we have to drag his rig off the trail every year .
 
I figured it was a good time to order some stuff while Pesty was not looking . i got a complete rotating assembly from Skip White performance and all the upgrades :steer: Also ever since i have had this 40 i have had a trans leak at the shift shaft . I bought the special tool and seal and all that stuff only to get discouraged when i found that my TH400 does not have that seal :bang:. I was going to take it in and have a shop fix it but i just never have done it . Well Today i did some more research . I found Classic Transmission had the Special O-ring. . There mechanic actually called me back and disused my transmission . i now know i have a 1967 Th400 and its a pretty simple fix so O-rings are on the way . I then called SOR and we talked about the window weather stripping and i gave him the glass measurements that i have and we were able to get that sorted . Starting to make progress again
 
Ready for the production team

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Block deburring and polishing is usually done on the inside to improve oil return and reduce misc. material in oil, FWIW. Astetics are important too.
 
Block deburring and polishing is usually done on the inside to improve oil return and reduce misc. material in oil, FWIW. Astetics are important too.
yes and i know I just dont show step by step of everything i do lol
 
33 dollars with shipping for these 2 o rings 🤦🏻‍♂️. Unbelievable

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Do those go on the shifter handle threads to keep it from loosening ?
Hahah No these go on the shift shaft of a 1967 TH400 transmission .
 

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