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Thats only 45 minutes from me. Maybe someday.
Heck of a drive for work though, you working on a boat, 8 on 8 off?
No I took a foreman position to further my career. So at least for now I’m in Seattle area.
 

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Got a few things done this weekend. Got the broken and stuck injector body out.
I absolutely hate that the machine shop didn’t do it when they were rebuilding the heads. I didn’t notice it and set the heads aside over a year ago and didn’t even look at them after picking them up. Anyways got it out, cleaned all the carbon out.
Got the r&d rails, stage 1 injectors and valley pan on.
Dropped off intake, ats air box and valve covers off to be blasted so I can cerakote them.
 

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Little update it’s been hard to work on it with my now previous employer taking me 9hrs from home .
But as I say in the hotels after work I just couldn’t sleep with the fact I was putting used pistons back into my build. So with some effort and the swipe of a card, a brand new set of Mahle pistons came in and went in.
Plus I forgot that I had already bought the type4 cam when I bought Justin’s cam. So I have a brand new type4 cam for sale (willing to ship) and a set of used standard 4.110 turbo pistons.
Got it set in place and final torque.
Also got my 38 gallon f26 tank in. Slapped a FASS fuel straw in.
 

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Took a good bit of the afternoon to get most of the heat/sound insulation in, I’ve got some more for the fenders (to not sound tinny) I know some peoples opinion on this stuff, the only difference is this particular product I get to see first hand everyday at work on tugboats. So I know this particular one is fine.
I plan on adding some to the roof as well as a strip inside the doors to help with road noise and the sun passing heat through.
 

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Nice. I put 2 layers on the roof 2 on the floor 3 on the fire wall and 1 in all the doors as much as I can get my hands into. Love it. It works great. Used it for years. Keeps things cooler and warmer and quieter and less rattles. And I live the way the doors close solid
 

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Feeling pretty good. This is the most it’s been together even with the tearing down to rebuild them tear down because I forgot stuff.
 

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Man oh man do I miss Russ. I had a slight panic then remembered something I saw in a thread a while back and lo and behold it was he who posted it. 1/8” compression nut shaved a bit down and smacked in. For the repair of the thermostat housing ball.
 

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Took a good bit of the afternoon to get most of the heat/sound insulation in, I’ve got some more for the fenders (to not sound tinny) I know some peoples opinion on this stuff, the only difference is this particular product I get to see first hand everyday at work on tugboats. So I know this particular one is fine.
What brand heat/sound insulation did you go with and where did you get it?
 

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Man these vevor ultrasonic parts cleaners really take the boring tedious time outa workin on stuff, wish I bought one earlier. I can set it up as soon as I get home and it’s hot by the time I’m ready to come out. Half hour and bam nearly brand new bolts.
 

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Slowly coming together, waiting on a few odds n ends to get blasted so I can cerakote them.
Side note, getting back to some more stuff. I keep getting reminders of Russ everywhere I look in this shop
 

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Man life really got in the way of keeping photos and updating like I would have wanted.
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It’s finally in.
Pro tip
If you want to set the engine complete with turbo setup and trans on….
Just pull the front cab mounts jack it up about a 2x4 width, stick said 2x4 in the space and holy cow it slides right in.
Thankfully I put in new cab mounts right before I slid it in place
 

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What a Memorial Day weekend.
Got a new long reach jack (killer thing lifts nearly 26”)
Got stuck in the mud hole instead of doing the things I needed to. Then spent WAY to long getting out
Got some brackets back on before hitting the hay from a long weekend away.
Man after being away it just makes me jazzed to work on this thing again and get it buttoned up.
 

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It looks like your supervisor fell asleep while waiting for you to get back to work on the truck. :joker:
 

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