Blown 408(literally)
#81
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From: Huntsville, AL
Wasnt able to get a lot done this weekend, swap is still a few weeks off, but some progress:
Painted intake:

REV Valves:

Installed with pat dual golds:

Double roller timing set:
Painted intake:

REV Valves:

Installed with pat dual golds:

Double roller timing set:
#84
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From: Huntsville, AL
Small update,
I got some misc. little sutff and the last gaskets from a gm website, and im basically at the point where im trying to think of anything I could have possibly forgotten so everything goes smoothly.
- I still need to get nuts for the windage tray....does anyone know that main bolt size I need nuts for? 3/8 is too big, I think its 5/16 but not sure.
- Need to find someone local that will let me borrow a welder for a few seconds to get those broken off exhaust bolts out.
Might throw it in in the middle of August after im done with summer class before the fall.
I got some misc. little sutff and the last gaskets from a gm website, and im basically at the point where im trying to think of anything I could have possibly forgotten so everything goes smoothly.
- I still need to get nuts for the windage tray....does anyone know that main bolt size I need nuts for? 3/8 is too big, I think its 5/16 but not sure.
- Need to find someone local that will let me borrow a welder for a few seconds to get those broken off exhaust bolts out.
Might throw it in in the middle of August after im done with summer class before the fall.
#86
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From: Huntsville, AL
I will probably do the swap in Scottsboro since thats where my hoist and big tools are. I may be able to have it in next weekend if everything goes well!
#89
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From: Huntsville, AL
Well I took the heads to a machine shop and a guy welded a nut to them and got them out, $40 well spent if you ask me. Figured out the windage tray nuts are 8x1.25 and not 10mm like ARP insisted on. I have other things I want to do first, like fuel pump wiring upgrade, fix my air system, fix trans lines.






