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  • #13974
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    Thanks god im not the only one who puts tools away and cant find them! Always enjoy reading your thread LJ its part of my afternoon catch up. Cheers

    LOL yeah I’m blaming old age….

    (it’s an i not and L)

    I can find out if the old man has one but we are a fair hike from you..

    Thanks for the offer Sands was able to buy one in town…  :XD:

    #13977
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    lol thats probably why i cant find my tools im going blind sorry Ij

     

    #13984
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    lol thats probably why i cant find my tools im going blind sorry Ij

    Made me LOL for real  :XD:

    Common mistake, when I was into Supra’s I used to get 1J all the time… even though I owned and built 7M’s…

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    Today End!

    Reciprocating assembly reciprocates, that’ll do for today!

    #14014
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    Today!

    Moving along, Melling Hi Volume/Pressure pump, Cloyes Timing Set, L98 Lifters and Trays.

    #14018
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    Today End!

    Pushrods and Valvetrain sorted!

    #14019
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    No fucking around. Good stuff Ian.

    #14021
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    No fucking around. Good stuff Ian.

    Thanks Cav, had to nip down to Melton to get some shorter pushrods so that set me back a bit today…

    #14063
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    Today!

    On the home stretch now!

    #14073
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    Very nice, what colour are the rocker covers?

    #14092
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    Very nice, what colour are the rocker covers?

    Dunno Gary, he painted them himself..

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    Too damn old for 12 hour days but it’s done

    #14096
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    You are a machine!

    Maybe time for a hard earned rest.

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    Dunno Gary, he painted them himself..

      Its just the genuine Chev colour is called “Hugger Orange” just in case he wanted to go factoryish.  Coming together great. When i decide to do mine might have to time if for a Collingrove trip so you can teach me the tricks ;-)

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    All turned to poo…

    Cracked sump…. went down this morning after I cleaned up the shed and serviced the Tonner and collected it on the tandem, I have a spare sump here..

    “tricks”???

    #14101
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    When i do them at work i use the engine brace up too and just undo the rack from column and the p/s hoses etc that are attached and let the k frame just hang down on the control arms, it doesnt take too long. I dont think you can do it taking any less off

    #14102
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    When i do them at work i use the engine brace up too and just undo the rack from column and the p/s hoses etc that are attached and let the k frame just hang down on the control arms, it doesnt take too long. I dont think you can do it taking any less off

    Awesome, wasn’t sure if there was enough room doing it that way, Thanks!

    I was going to drop the K Frame totally..

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    Is it on LPI?? Good stuff with productivity. Shame it was halted by the sump. Nothing worse

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    Is it on LPI?? Good stuff with productivity. Shame it was halted by the sump. Nothing worse

    Yeah it is, <nodding> uh huh but I now have a plan so it’ll get fixed Monday morning, had a spare Sump here so all good..

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    I’ve heard good stuff about it. Great economy and actually a power gain.

     

    Thoughts?

    #14133
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    All depends on the HP Goal, don’t think you can get injectors for much over 500rwhp but things may have changed, I used to run LPG in the Supra, the octane has dropped a bit over the years as well so not as good as it once was.

    #14154
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    Today!

    Low 20’s is much nicer to be out in the shed than 38c on Saturday..

    Replacement Sump cleaned and ready to install, K frame dropped out of the way, I’ll go into town after lunch and get some Oil then it’s good to do the install.

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