Overloaded-dadbod
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Next step in the journey just came in, honestly debating on weather to get the griddle and gapless ring pack while I’m out spending money
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the best part of this thread is he went from this, "Dont need big power anymore" to buying head studs and looking at a girdle for his Turbo block build within a month.I plan to take it as far as the turbo Russ built me will take it. Maybe upgrade a bit down the road. But this is legit a work/lifestyle truck. It HAS to work to keep its place. Haul hay, horses, my camper
I travel ALOT for work, I’m a marine side Piledriver by trade so I follow to barge crane wherever it goes and my truck, trailer and boots gotta follow. I am looking at Justin’s 90cc pump and Russ’s injectors. The only other thing is to maybe put a diy charge cooler on it down the road, but we’ll see.
I don’t need the big power anymore, I just want it to pull the Lewiston ID 6mile hill at 50 towing 10k and I’ll be happy.
My wife talked me down from a 150 to a 110 but I’m just looking for stockish 6.0 power, ya know haulin hay needs to have some fun in the summer, as well as going up and down the costal mountain range and cascade mountain range with travel trailer and horse trailer (4horse) I’d like to not completely hold up traffic any longer.the best part of this thread is he went from this, "Dont need big power anymore" to buying head studs and looking at a girdle for his Turbo block build within a month.The bug to build a truck gets all of us.
From what I have read you really dont need a block girdle unless you are making extreme amounts of power. the bottom end on these motors is very stout. I believe the only other person on here who has one is @IDIoit. rest of it is looking good.
So pulled apart the idi-t block tonight as far as I could (didn’t happen to have the right bolts long enough to mount on the stand) I can’t tell as of yet if this number 1 piston is a little chewed up or it’s just carbon I’ll get a nylon wheel to clean er up, but cross hatch is pretty nice, no ring ridge, all push rods were straight. So I’m thinking I’m ahead ha. I’ll get er mounted and drop the pan, crank n rods and go get er checked for square.
On other news finally got around to pulling apart the r32’s rb26det’s motor after it lost oil pressure on the dyno annnndddd the block is trash, and #6 piston is trash, sooooooooooo like 10k for another short block.
It's has a little bit of erosion on it. You can tell by the fact that the edge isn't perfectly round like the areas right next to it.I can’t tell as of yet if this number 1 piston is a little chewed up or it’s just carbon I’ll get a nylon wheel to clean er up
Also gotta source a few squirtersGot the motor pulled apart today and all the rotating assembly out, here’s all the pistons, so it seems like I’m going to need some more pistons to finish out this new motor