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  • DanDalessandro
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    Spec Stage 2 clutch kit, Spec steel flywheel, pressure plate bolts, and pushrods have been ordered.

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  • landstuhltaylor
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    Originally posted by DanDalessandro View Post
    This all started with just pulling the timing cover to replace gaskets. Then I got a new 24x kit for pretty cheap, then decided heads and cam.
    This is exactly why I didn't bother doing the oil pan, timing, and rear main gaskets when I had the engine out. I knew it would lead to a full rebuild of the engine, which would lead to some machine work. Might as well wait until I'm ready to tackle that head on.

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Pushrods have been ordered. Harness repin tomorrow

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Did more things. Need new head gaskets as the ones I got are fine, they were just a little bent on the edges and I'm not going to take any chances.

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  • formula218
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    Spit will work too if you're in a pinch.





    ohh wait you're putting that in your block, nvm.

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Assembly lube!

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  • formula218
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    That's a lot of santorum on one camshaft, probably a good thing you're swapping it now!

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Did a thing today

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  • C2YT
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    Glad you found that! Keep going man, we got some cruising to do!

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  • DanDalessandro
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    It was time for new headgaskets

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    The yellow look is due to the lighting. The pistons and walls were silver.

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  • FASHOOTER
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    Get this thing done this weekend! Weather is gonna get nice u will be stuck pedaling your ten speed around

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Hardly an update.
    Proceeded with removal of the timing cover removal. The hub was easy to remove and I was relieved.
    Timing cover popped off after I lowered the oil pan. I aligned the timing and pulled the cam sprocket.

    I believe gm spec is 1 inch of play in the timing chain. I have about half that.




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  • DanDalessandro
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    Intake off. Needs a deep clean on it.

    The valley was extremely clean. No sludge at all! Very surprised from a 111k mile car.
    Heads go on tomorrow

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