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RE: Block work - stage 3 - dr_jekyll - 05-10-2017
(05-10-2017, 10:31 AM)welshpug Wrote: if there's nothing wrong with your current lump just use that.More of a case of needing to keep the car mobile while the engines being built.
And the other reason is i suspect the engine could be breathing heavily as it enjoys pushing oil out despite sorting everything else out around it
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RE: Block work - stage 3 - Eeyore - 05-10-2017
(05-10-2017, 11:22 AM)dr_jekyll Wrote:(05-10-2017, 10:31 AM)welshpug Wrote: if there's nothing wrong with your current lump just use that.More of a case of needing to keep the car mobile while the engines being built.
And the other reason is i suspect the engine could be breathing heavily as it enjoys pushing oil out despite sorting everything else out around it
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i want to freshen up the engine on my rallye and also not have it unusable :/ so im in the same position. I think the risk is that as soon as you pull the engine if you ever lose motivation you wont be able to drive the car again to get it back!
RE: Block work - stage 3 - TommiePuglet - 05-10-2017
(05-10-2017, 12:33 PM)Eeyore Wrote:(05-10-2017, 11:22 AM)dr_jekyll Wrote:(05-10-2017, 10:31 AM)welshpug Wrote: if there's nothing wrong with your current lump just use that.More of a case of needing to keep the car mobile while the engines being built.
And the other reason is i suspect the engine could be breathing heavily as it enjoys pushing oil out despite sorting everything else out around it
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i want to freshen up the engine on my rallye and also not have it unusable :/ so im in the same position. I think the risk is that as soon as you pull the engine if you ever lose motivation you wont be able to drive the car again to get it back!
Think this is gonna be the case with any engine transplant.
RE: Block work - stage 3 - Danny Wideboy - 06-10-2017
(04-10-2017, 08:20 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: keep it on topic please chaps, Facebook is the place to abuse and belittle each other
I don't use Facebook.
This is as good a place as any to expose an idiot.
Sorry Dr Jekyll , or Mr Hyde. Whichever. All comments from now on will be strictly on topic.
P.M me if interested Mike.
RE: Block work - stage 3 - dr_jekyll - 07-10-2017
Just to throw this out there before i buy new. If anyone has a set of arp's avaliable for sale i now have funds to purchase them
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RE: Block work - stage 3 - Frosty - 07-10-2017
Sounds like i could be doing similar to you justin, I plan to build up a fresh engine over the winter.
RE: Block work - stage 3 - dr_jekyll - 07-10-2017
(07-10-2017, 07:31 PM)Frosty Wrote: Sounds like i could be doing similar to you justin, I plan to build up a fresh engine over the winter.Mines just crapping its pants atm. These are still pretty reliable if the block was stronger.
Yours showing signs of fading out too then?
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RE: Block work - stage 3 - Frosty - 07-10-2017
(07-10-2017, 07:33 PM)dr_jekyll Wrote:(07-10-2017, 07:31 PM)Frosty Wrote: Sounds like i could be doing similar to you justin, I plan to build up a fresh engine over the winter.Mines just crapping its pants atm. These are still pretty reliable if the block was stronger.
Yours showing signs of fading out too then?
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Still struggling with the white smoke issue which we think could poss be down to a compression issue.
Been thinking about doing an engine for it for a while, get it all painted up and looking smart etc.
RE: Block work - stage 3 - dr_jekyll - 07-10-2017
(07-10-2017, 07:56 PM)Frosty Wrote:Exactly the same here. White smokes if you toe down after allowing it to sit ticking over or after a long period of not ragging it. Still blowing a small amount of water out aswell.(07-10-2017, 07:33 PM)dr_jekyll Wrote:(07-10-2017, 07:31 PM)Frosty Wrote: Sounds like i could be doing similar to you justin, I plan to build up a fresh engine over the winter.Mines just crapping its pants atm. These are still pretty reliable if the block was stronger.
Yours showing signs of fading out too then?
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Still struggling with the white smoke issue which we think could poss be down to a compression issue.
Been thinking about doing an engine for it for a while, get it all painted up and looking smart etc.
Just think its all pointing to a tired engine.
Also got so many oil leaks aswell
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RE: Block work - stage 3 - toseland - 13-10-2017
worth getting a 16v DW10 (110bhp) and giving that a once over before droppig it in?
would start immediately with a better platform.
RE: Block work - stage 3 - dr_jekyll - 13-10-2017
(13-10-2017, 10:33 AM)toseland Wrote: worth getting a 16v DW10 (110bhp) and giving that a once over before droppig it in?Thought mountings different
would start immediately with a better platform.
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RE: Block work - stage 3 - welshpug - 13-10-2017
not vastly.
RE: Block work - stage 3 - dr_jekyll - 13-10-2017
Tbf ive never done a headgasket so maybe one step at a time first
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