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Old 09-03-2013, 09:12 PM
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Jonathan is putting in some good time and producing some good work!
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Looking good Martin. Can't wait to see the finished product!
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Originally Posted by MUSTANGBRKR02
Looking good Martin.

Shop has come a long way since Johnathan first started.
It really has. From a one bay 2000 sq. foot shop to what we have now. Big upgrade with a lot of hard work to get here. Just trying to make a name for ourselves.

Now it's time to get back out there to the track and show these guys that we haven't forgotten how to go fast ourselves.
Originally Posted by DEFYANT
Martin, is Jonathan just using oil, or is he using an assemble lube?
Both. Mainly assembly lube though. Red line assembly lube and Manley Extreme Pressure Lube #4 is what is used 95% of the time.
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Jonathan is putting in some good time and producing some good work!
Yes, yes he is.
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Looking good Martin. Can't wait to see the finished product!
Thanks Daryl!

Snapped a couple pictures this morning while Jonathan was checking thrust.

Sorry for the blurriness, camera did NOT want to focus or cooperate!











I have more pictures of the main caps being installed I'll post up shortly before lunch.
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This is pretty cool Martin. I feel like I am there and part of your experience.
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Originally Posted by speedtigger
This is pretty cool Martin. I feel like I am there and part of your experience.
Thanks Steve! That's awesome to hear you say that. I was hoping this thread could be used as a learning experience for anyone that wanted to follow along. I can't take credit for hardly any of the hard work as Jonathan and Matt have seemingly taken it upon themselves to make my car the best it can possibly be. I don't know what I'd do without these guys. You can bet though that once this thing is at the track, it will be on my shoulders to make it perform.

I feel like we haven't had a car of ours out there on the track kicking butt for a long time. Too long. I feel that people may of forgotten about us and what we have done in the LS community. Heck, Jonathan was one of the first to ever go 5's in the 1/8th on a stock bottom end cam only LS1 engine with nitrous years ago! He also did it with a 250 shot(.082 jet)! Only person to do it before him with nitrous was Justin Smith, and we all know how bad he is! We're getting back to our drag racing roots with my car, and Dean's car as well. It won't be long!

OK, I've got more pictures of the short block assembly. Jonathan has all the main caps in place and torqued to spec. 50 ft. lbs. on the outer bolts and 60 ft. lbs. on the inner bolts.





All of my pistons laid out ready to be mated with their respective connecting rods and wrist pins.



More attention to detail with weight and skirt measurements



Mated with connecting rods





Chaunce, here you can see the Red Line assembly lube we use coating the wrist pin in this picture



Since Chaunce asked about oil and assembly lube, I've taken a few pictures of the normal lubes and oils we use to assemble an engine. You'll first see the Redline Assembly lube that we use on camshaft journals, wrist pins, crankshaft journals etc.



Here you will see the Manley Extreme Pressure Lube #3 we use on other various bolts and studs.



ARP lube for head studs and main studs



Jug of oil that has been cut for easy accessibility for coating engine parts and camshaft lobes



Picture of all 4



She's ready for slugs!!!


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Be running in no time Martin lol!!
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Are you sending VISA updates on the build too?

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Looking good Martin.
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Originally Posted by mrstepheneades
Be running in no time Martin lol!!
Soon! Very soon!
Originally Posted by speedtigger
Are you sending VISA updates on the build too?

Don't remind me Steve, lol. I thought I was done spending money for a while on this thing.

NOPE! Had to order an ATI balancer and Moroso oil pan/pick up today. I'm really starting to feel the cost of this build even though I paid for more than half of my parts up front. I thought I had most of it priced out and figured, but I under shot by a good bit as we always tend to do.

I now know how our customers feel sometimes.

Ok, all the pistons and rods are in and we have a short block! I'll grab pictures of the entire assembled engine before I leave tonight, but here are some of the pistons going in.





Matt has been working on my motor plate today and getting it ready for the engine once my spring kit that Brian Tooley and I are "creating" gets here. It will be a "custom" spring kit with PAC springs and his retainers, locators and locks.





Matt using our drill press to drill the holes in my motor plate





Motor plate is in the car as I type this, and I'll try and grab pictures of it as well before I leave along with the finished short block pictures.
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Yay! I was mentioned in a post lol. Thanks for all of the detailed pics, it makes the wait worth while. When do you think head lifting will become an issue? Can I safely assume that the gate will be pinned shut?
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Originally Posted by DEFYANT
Yay! I was mentioned in a post lol. Thanks for all of the detailed pics, it makes the wait worth while. When do you think head lifting will become an issue? Can I safely assume that the gate will be pinned shut?
Hopefully never. That said, I know it's going to happen sooner or later. Hopefully I can make the power I need to without a bunch of timing in the motor. I think if I can keep peak cylinder pressure right around 20 degrees ATDC I won't have any issues.

If the motor makes the power I think it's capable of the block will be getting o-ringed over the winter and fitted for larger head studs along with the heads getting a receiver groove to accept the block's o-ring.

Ok, got final assembly pictures of the short block. Just waiting on my spring kit to put the engine together finally.





Pictures of the motor plate fitted into the engine bay





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Plate looks killer man!!!
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Thanks Stephen.
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All these pictures are making me anxious to start turning wrenches on mine! Car is coming along nicely, Martin!
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Yeah that Bob plate looks killer.
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Got damn, oil the pistons much?
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Originally Posted by Blown06
Got damn, oil the pistons much?
Lube makes the world go round
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Wiggins clamps have about 15* of freedom, so no cracking there.

However, Martin is using something else? Vibrant makes their "vanjen" clamp, but I've never used one, not sure if it has any degree of freedom.
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick

I feel like we haven't had a car of ours out there on the track kicking butt for a long time. Too long. I feel that people may of forgotten about us and what we have done in the LS community. Heck, Jonathan was one of the first to ever go 5's in the 1/8th on a stock bottom end cam only LS1 engine with nitrous years ago! He also did it with a 250 shot(.082 jet)! Only person to do it before him with nitrous was Justin Smith, and we all know how bad he is! We're getting back to our drag racing roots with my car, and Dean's car as well. It won't be long!
And this is my motivation for my Polluter v.2 cam only. Ive always loved his car, i didnt see yours until last year but for some reason its become a mission for me to do this. Although my car is undergoing some changes from full AutoX setup that i used to have to changing it over to a drag setup. What did you guys wheigh. I actually have so many questions i could go on and on haha.
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Car is coming along nicely! In for updates.



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