How do you get the damn seal for the crank pulley off
11-07-2005, 05:05 PM
#11
Thanks guys Mjhoward got it off I got tired and went home after cleaning a bunch of **** up and when I came over then next day he had gotten it off. I was just tired and frustrated and didnt have the patience at the time to mess with it.
11-07-2005, 07:29 PM
#12
Originally Posted by Start2Fabrication
you're not going to be spraying this new engine are you? 
I pulled the heads off and the cylinder walls look perfect, there was a BAD leak on the oil pan gasket I think thats where I lost most of my oil but didnt look there cause my buddy back in texas changed my oil and would have THOUGHT he would have noticed the oil leak. I didnt really care either way I just wanted an excuse to justify building the motor that I wanted anyway.
11-07-2005, 09:22 PM
#14
150 for now then later on a 250 every once in a while. My **** is gettin built right this time so it iwll take the abuse. I am hopefully building a stout enough motor I wont need to spray it all the time. FYI Im already greedy thats why I building a 418 forged
11-07-2005, 09:33 PM
#15
Believe it or not I am paying for all of my **** and doin gmy own work with the help of mjhoward of course. Mommy and daddy dont pay for my **** I break I fix it. I have worked 60-70 hour weeks since May to save up the money for all the mods that I have done since June. My Dad did buy my truck for me it was used with 125,000 miles on it and needed tranny work so I had to pay for the transmission stuff which when I did the trans I got it fully built with every bell and whistle so Im doing the same with the engine. Do it once and do it right
11-07-2005, 10:02 PM
#16
I have no respect for "kids" that get their **** handed over to them on a silver platter or people that pay to get all their work done. You want to go fast learn how to work on your own **** and build it so when you break(cause you will) you can fix it.
Glad to see we can talk without being at each others necks s2f
I do have to say thanks big time to Mark(mjhoward) for helping me with all my **** I would have never gotten it done or have a place to work on my **** without him
Glad to see we can talk without being at each others necks s2f
I do have to say thanks big time to Mark(mjhoward) for helping me with all my **** I would have never gotten it done or have a place to work on my **** without him
11-08-2005, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
I have no respect for "kids" that get their **** handed over to them on a silver platter or people that pay to get all their work done. You want to go fast learn how to work on your own **** and build it so when you break(cause you will) you can fix it.
Glad to see we can talk without being at each others necks s2f
I do have to say thanks big time to Mark(mjhoward) for helping me with all my **** I would have never gotten it done or have a place to work on my **** without him
Glad to see we can talk without being at each others necks s2f
I do have to say thanks big time to Mark(mjhoward) for helping me with all my **** I would have never gotten it done or have a place to work on my **** without him
11-08-2005, 05:43 PM
#18
Originally Posted by mjhoward
Suck ***.
You are starting to get cocky now that you got your steel wheels for your slicks but its going to take more than that to take out the Z
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