the guages were some knock offs and I replaced the boost guage because it was busted with a autometer guage and now I have to replace the oil pressure gauge because I dont trust that either.
I will post up some new pics too. I just got my front speakers in from crutch field so I am putting those in and then the interior is finished besides the new oil pressure gauge.
Did kyle ask you why you need a 400whp car? He was giving me the run-down all day yesterday on that shit. I’m just like dude I’m building the car for the sake of me taking pride in a hobby that I enjoy, and walking cars guys have spent 60k+ on. Dude was talking my ear off all day about vw/audi’s while the store was busy, it was truck day and apparently jeff didn’t schedule any drivers for that day.
I am going to be putting it back together and have it in the car by the end of march, I have a second baby on the way so I need to speed thru the put back together of the motor compartment, turbociv is going to be coming over and helping out.
update: motor is done, little sneak preview of it, cant wait to put it back in the car and bolt everything together,
side note, baby is due in august
The Motor build:
Bore to +10
Balanced crank/ blueprinted assembly
Hot tanked/sandblasted block
Mahle Motorsports pistons
Eagle H Rods
ACL Race Series Main Bearings
ACL Race Series Rod Bearings
ACL Trust Bearings
Dry Filmed the bearings
Ceramic Coated Pistons
OEM Honda head gasket
OEM Honda Timing belt
OEM Honda Crankcase gasket set
OEM Honda Camshaft seal kit
Moroso oil pan
Fluidamper Harmonic Balancer
ITR Cams
AEM Cam Gears
New Springs/Retainers/Seals
Edlebrock Victor X intake Mani Everything was replaced except the stock crank*
I didnt sleeve it, but I am not looking to push this motor to the extreme with boost, just somethiing a little zippy. Dont really care to go fast anymore with the two kids and the wife, to much to lose but when I have a urge to “hit it” I will have a chance with the car. I will be posting pictures of the install.
The good news is, it looks nice. The bad news is, if you were planning on running a timing belt cover on the upper half, you have to take the timing belt and cam gears off to bolt the rear part of the cover to the block.
got the intake manifold on. In the middle of changing over the cap and rotor but having to mess with the cap because its baked onto the distruptor shaft. Going to start connecting the harness and the lines next.
All the cooling lines are run.
New Cap and button are on.
Intake Manifold is on
Clutch just came in at Swerve, going to put that on then drop the motor in!!!
Left to do:
Get new Injectors
Get new CV Shafts
Re-Run all the vaccum lines with Silicone lines