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RobHayes
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turn up with no money, let him piss about getting it out the garage for 10 minutes or so, watch him show off them silly window things, and its free.
well thats what i did
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your lucky
jr
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mark how the fuck do they fit, as per my txt, as i cant see how the fit with no runner, and no screws etc

im intriged
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SteveW style with some bits of wood?
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most people just bond them in to the seal etc. demon tweeks sell polycarbed ones for around £200 the set
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lol at their poly carb set costing £200, ring them up and price them up with sliders both sides and a thermo formed rear window.

jr, they wont move, they are jammed in at the moment, but soon i will run a line of window bond on the top edge to hold them in, so no screws.
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wow, steel crank and dry sump is now here, rethinking the rod situation tho......

pics to follow
Robin
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what's up with the rods you picked already?
broster
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i want to rev to silly revs now i have the crank and dry sump, be a shame not to really!

so the rods i bought apperently wont handle those revs, they will rev to 9000 (which is more than enough for 200+bhp) but i need more
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9k isn't that much more than standard ones can take really.
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pmsl, apperently they cant handle 9k tho, dunno where i heard that, thing is 8500 is pushing standard rods, id be mush happier hitting the limiter with steels wouldnt you lol
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yeah, definitely.

and if you're going all out with the rest of the build, you should get the best rods you can.
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exactly, imagine if i threw a rod at 10k with the bottom end having a RRP of over 4k so far!
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I dont want to imagine
jr
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i envy you

but not the £££ your throwing at it
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pmsl rj, dont remind me, iv been fortunate so far as in iv spend 2300 on it.... just need pistons and a block then the bottom end is done.

that reminds me whn you dropping it off hahaha
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are you just keeping the standard bore?
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no, oversized pistons but standard stroke
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what capacity will it be?
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just over 1600
AK
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its when it all needs rebuilt again that the comes
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i wish my new engine rebuild was coming along as quick as urs is!
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quote:
Originally posted by AK
its when it all needs rebuilt again that the comes


dont tempt fate dude lol!
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AK
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its not fate.... nothing will last very long at 9-10k rpm (depending on usage i suppose)

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