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right on! I was able to purchase most of this stuff ahead of time but you forget one thing and it stops the train. I also live about 25minutes away from the closest autoparts so I tried to get everything I needed up-front.
right on! I was able to purchase most of this stuff ahead of time but you forget one thing and it stops the train. I also live about 25minutes away from the closest autoparts so I tried to get everything I needed up-front.
Great overall progress - cant wait to see more!
what did you set your oil bearing clearances at?
I am close to the auto parts stores 😀
Bearing clearances are factory spec the crank was micro polished. The block was in mint condition, didn't even need a rebuild. For reliablity purposes I wanted a forged block, because the vvti rods are known to give out at about 600hp.
I'm just curious - what's factory spec on your block?
I ran mine down to .003" as it's rumored this is (strangely enough) what big number supra guys do. member TCode also advised between addition heat expansion and flex it's wise to get closer to the top end. Subsequently, going to a 40 weight oil.
I'm just curious - what's factory spec on your block?
I ran mine down to .003" as it's rumored this is (strangely enough) what big number supra guys do. member TCode also advised between addition heat expansion and flex it's wise to get closer to the top end. Subsequently, going to a 40 weight oil.
I will let you know when I get the build spec sheet. I didn't assmble the bottom end, I only disassemble it. I didnt check the clearances. I took it to the machine shop and left it up to the machine shop to check everything.
So some progress test fitting the manifolds checking clearances etc... while I wait for the head gasket to come in.
There will also be another delay on the build as I think I am going to get some Brian crower springs and retainers, because I have to do the valve stem seals anyways.
Just Fyi I updated the first post of the parts needed to complete the swap, that I am still missing. The snow ball effect is a real thing. :P
Springs are shipped out today. Hoping to finish the engine before the end of the month. So my plan is to start the swap in November sometime. I am speaking with spectrum performance to spec out a turbo for my build. Should have that in November at some point.
Hey gasket installed, with arp studs. Minor set back need to do a valve adjustment on a couple of the valves. Measured them and a couple are too tight or too loose.
Valves adjusted ( luckily i saved the shims from the 2jzge i bought), Spark plugs, coils, valve covers, cam sensors installed. Waiting on a few parts to cure over night hopefully I can get the timing belt on tomorrow.