2012 update!
You have got to get the head sealed.
No meaning to argue about this. I have all parts i need next week and then it will be ready to finally go racing, that is what´s all about.
I'm glad you're on your way to getting it back together. The MGP or GRP are good rods and I especially like the serrated parting surface.
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As i wrote on yellowbullet: Fraser have lost a customer because of all his bullshit. I have bought parts and engines from him the last 4 years and this is how i get threated?
As i wrote on yellowbullet: Fraser have lost a customer because of all his bullshit. I have bought parts and engines from him the last 4 years and this is how i get threated?
From: "Andreas Artursson / PPF AB" <aa@pure-pf.com>View contact details
To: AES Racing
All sleeves sank in the block and blew the gasket. Which sparkplugs did you modify the head for? I used NGK R5671A and they are 5mm to far up so they don´t even reach the combustion chamber.
Last edited by AES Racing; Jun 14, 2012 at 07:29 PM.
my opinion on this matter is " its a bad day when a vendor pisses off the owner of the worlds fastest lsx"
http://www.worldcastings.com/product...f_file-129.pdf
Initially we installed torque plates, gaskets, studs, on the block put it in an oven for an hour at 160ºF
Then we decked the block.
Later on we installed torque plates again to fill the block, at this stage the sleeves didn't move.
Then we torque plate honed the block, it had torque plates on it 3 times and was heat cycled.
Andreas uses a Pyramid ring that sandwiches itself between the sleeve and cylinder head, it worked great on the iron LSX block, doesn't look like the warhawk sleeves liked it.
I hope all this help you when you choose engine builder. There are many out there. And hopefully you choose someone that does'nt attack you on forums when they have sold you the wrong parts.


