Well I think I found a place. They seem to have the right answers and can do any balancing I need/want.
I pulled out the Victor Reinz head gasket set that I bought second hand. Seems that the PO must have needed the valve seals, injector nozzle washers, water jacket gasket and a few other...
Oh yeah. Love my ciculating in the TDi so much that I requested a price for the truck last week. See:
We do offer just the heater itself for other applications. The heater comes with a generic install kit, brackets, clamps etc, but without the VW specific hoses so you would have to figure...
I just called the shop my friend recommended... did NOT get a warm fuzzy feeling.
$220 per head plus parts.
When I asked about balancing he told me that they couldn't do it, but he could send me to someone who could. He said not many shops do balancing anymore... wierd.
I have one you sent me just a few months back ready to go in!!
(You also have a second core cam of mine, remember??)
I am in Utah. Salt Lake area.
On this 6.9 should I upgrade the exhaust valves why I'm in there?
I have a 7.3L motor in the shed that I plan on stealing the rockers...
I blew a head gasket today cresting Parley's Summit. I was pushing it waaay to hard for stock head bolts and my luck finally gave out. Glad it happened today and not on a trip with the whole family.
I already have a set of 6.9l ARP head studs and a VR headset. The motor will need to come out...
Good option for who?
My fuel- unknown; its just the way I bought it. Has a rebuilt IP from MWFI, but that's about all I know... it definitely puts out a good amount of fuel.
I had mine rebuilt with a bigger wheel last summer.
Normal empty driving I see about 1 psi at 1500 rpm. IF I head up a steep hill at the same rpm it will kick up to 3 or 4 psi @ 1500 rpm and pulls strong. Prior to the rebuild it wouldn't boost at all until 2000 rpm or so.
YMMV
Would it be worth strapping a block down on an old mill to hold the tap for the freeze plugs?
I realize you would still need a long bar to turn the tap, but would it work to align it?
Nice!
I like the way you snuck your call sign onto the dyno sheet.:sly
I don't get why the bottom shows "Anders" in green, but the curve is in blue. Maybe I am missing something...:dunno
So how do we make the distinction between "attacking" and asking for proof to back up your assertions? Is there a smilie that we could come up with?
Personally, I've seen damn few attacks on here; mostly just folks who are excited to see something different and asking good hard questions...
The plant I work at has one of those v-10 gensets!
My Dad has a CNG 460 F250 that he bought from a local gas company auction. He rebuilt the motor and put a vortech supercharger on it. He claims its cheaper to commute in than his motorcycle is.
I saw this truck on KSL.com a few weeks ago...
http://www.enginebuildermag.com/Content/Site302/SpecialIssue/11_01_2006/1539Ford73Lpdf_00000002084.pdf
I haven't seen this before; it seems to have some good tech in it.;Sweet
Hard to say without pics.
My van IDI has an ATS that sounds alot like what you are describing. The up-pipes bolt to the manifolds like and 093 and the downpipe is larger and round. I don't think it would clear the firewall on a truck.
:dunno
I know...not much help, but it will push this...
You sound like a great Dad! Letting him figure things out for himself is awesome.
I usually try to talk to my boy about such things, but I just get a blank stare most of the time... getting him to believe in preventative maintenance is going to take him getting a costly repair bill.
Ok - I'll go first.
But, seriously; this sound like a good idea to have a centralized list of specialty tools. I'd really like to know the info on the freeze plug installation tool. I AM going to get one of Jason's wrenches as soon as I have some extra $$$.
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