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lil_bobby_260
Post #2101

QUOTE (CAM-327 @ Nov 22 2011, 07:41 PM) *
Been a bit dead in here lately, how are everyones cars going? When do you think they will be on the road for some cruising? smile.gif

Cheers!

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CHrysler stuff for the 265 -
New 465 holley carby, new cain hemi inlet manifold (ceramic coated), and a 2" piece of billet that has been CNC machined into a smooth flowing spacer :-)



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Not pictured, but also have pacemaker extractors, and a decent length of heat wrap for the pipes.
Also picked up an early model distributer to piss the electronic lean burn business off, and a Bosch HEI module to run it.
Also - my coffee table :-)
74QEE
Post #2102

Man your carpet is nice.

lil_bobby_260
Post #2103

QUOTE (74QEE @ Nov 23 2011, 09:36 PM) *
Man your carpet is nice.

Its due for a mow, actually.

74QEE
Post #2104

Hahahahahah good one.

But yeah, table is also awesome.

lil_bobby_260
Post #2105

Me and a mate rent a 70's mansion. 5 acres, 3 sheds with a set of ramps i can drive a car up onto and have room to stand under and do services/gearboxes etc, PLUS a double garage. Huge pool. AND i have a scale version of the top gear track in the back yard haha...

74QEE
Post #2106

Im coming over when im home next.

lil_bobby_260
Post #2107

QUOTE (74QEE @ Nov 23 2011, 10:29 PM) *
Im coming over when im home next.

That doesnt even make sense. How can you come over and be at home at the same time?

74QEE
Post #2108

When im back in brisbane, home from work.

racerphill
Post #2109

QUOTE (lil_bobby_260 @ Nov 23 2011, 11:34 PM) *
That doesnt even make sense. How can you come over and be at home at the same time?


BUUUUURRRRRN!!!!!
75 KINGSWOOD
Post #2110

That is the best table ever

lil_bobby_260
Post #2111

QUOTE (75 KINGSWOOD @ Nov 23 2011, 11:23 PM) *
That is the best table ever

Its a 351 Clevo block and it killed me dragging it upstairs.

75 KINGSWOOD
Post #2112

Theres plastic engine blocks on ebay for mock up, would be sweet to use one as a table, about $500 though

lil_bobby_260
Post #2113

Was $50 and its got virgin bores - so not a bad block for if i actually had to use it! I use the bores as remote holders.

75 KINGSWOOD
Post #2114

awesome

-Jordan-
Post #2115

Any chance someone in the Brisbane-ish area has a engine crane I could use for a week or so? Rather not buy one for a one time use.

Will pay etc.

74QEE
Post #2116

I've got a crane an stand you can use if you want. I'm on the southside. Will be home from work on Tuesday. Hopefully I won't need it for a while. Up to you dude.

Anchor
Post #2117

Fuck its annoying trying to sit and engine/gearbox on a pallet as one. How the fuck do people do it? And how the shit do you get the engine actually onto the pallet, stupid fucking legs on the engine crane are always in the way. I've resorted to resting the pallet on the legs but now it wants to tip off the front as the motor is heavier than the gearbox.

I'm gunna stab someone..

74QEE
Post #2118

If the hump on your sump fits in a tyre. Throw a tyre under there for a bit of support. Worked for me smile.gif

FATTIE
Post #2119

QUOTE (Anchor @ Nov 24 2011, 09:16 AM) *
I'm gunna stab someone..



PM me for my ex wife's address.... smile.gif

Anchor
Post #2120

I have a massive flat square stupid sump.

VersionR
Post #2121

Easier if you have a ute to load engine onto pallet, have the pallet in the tray, the crane legs can move uner the ute, and the pallet will already be loaded obviously.

Edit- So, I came across a hidden wreckers down my way and got the owner's number, I'm going through on Saturday if it isnt raining by then. I cant list yet what cars he has but they are all old and somewhat collectable, there's even a complete Lotus Cortina and a Toyota RT72 Corona coupe in there. Lots of old Fords, Holdens, Datsuns, Toyotas etc, some cars I cant even recognise. So if anyone wants to me to keep an eye out for a particular model and associated parts, let me know by Saturday lunch.

CAM-327
Post #2122

QUOTE (lil_bobby_260 @ Nov 23 2011, 09:32 PM) *
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CHrysler stuff for the 265 -
New 465 holley carby, new cain hemi inlet manifold (ceramic coated), and a 2" piece of billet that has been CNC machined into a smooth flowing spacer :-)



.
Not pictured, but also have pacemaker extractors, and a decent length of heat wrap for the pipes.
Also picked up an early model distributer to piss the electronic lean burn business off, and a Bosch HEI module to run it.
Also - my coffee table :-)



Where did you buy the spacer and carby? smile.gif

Cheers

lil_bobby_260
Post #2123

The spacer is just an ebay item dude. Can get them in 1" or 2", i went 1" for bonnet clearance. THey are from Procomp Motorsport. Bit of a hit and miss brand quality wise, but theres not a lot that can go wrong with a spacer!
THe carby is one i bough a few years ago. It has since been bead blasted and powdercoated, and had all the linkages and butterflies re-galvanised. Obviously rekitted too. Looks a charm... THe guy who does it is amazing.

Monaro454
Post #2124

pm me for crane use. I have already trashed mine with a big block.... people will get upset if you borrow and wreck theirs.

CAM-327
Post #2125

Awesome bobby! Do you have a link to the one you bought? I can only find bakolite ones..

Cheers

FATTIE
Post #2126

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-CNC-PORTED-41...#ht_3918wt_1139


Procomp , At Racing ,, all the same place

CAM-327
Post #2127

Sweet, what is the benefit over the bakolite one? i mean, theres a $65 difference, is it really worth going the billet one?

FATTIE
Post #2128

I would think the Bakolite one would be a better insulator .... But what would I know

Anchor
Post #2129

Go Bakolite, less heat..

lil_bobby_260
Post #2130

QUOTE (CAM-327 @ Nov 24 2011, 01:34 PM) *
Awesome bobby! Do you have a link to the one you bought? I can only find bakolite ones..

Cheers

Just google carb spacer, there were about 20 of them.
Latest bit of playing around - Modified the inlet manifold to match up perfectly with the spacer, as well as removed the bridge (??) to fit the plenum pig.
FATTIE
Post #2131

Well i'll be fucked, just read up on these Pigs..

30hp gain for $100

NEVER seen anything like this ,

lil_bobby_260
Post #2132

Bakolite is a heat insulater, so yes they do keep carby cooler to an extent. However i couldnt find a bakolite one that has been machined for flow like the alloy one i bought. The one i bought isnt just a spacer, it is machined for flow. Matches up with the carby and directs the flow to the pig etc.
And Fattie the plenum pig as ben around for decades. You can see from the photos what it is meant to do. directs flow down the runners as opposed to air rushing through the carb and just hitting the flat base in the inlet manifold. We will see how it goes. It was a freebie due to a mistake in the ad for the manifold i bought so the price was right!
These will not just give 30hp on any car you whip them on. Will obviously differ. Id expect between 10 and 30 or more HP depending on what else has been done to the vehicle. With the 265's initial build, im expecting about a 20hp gain. That said, im not going to run the car without it first to test it. If i had paid for it i might.

lil_bobby_260
Post #2133

This one looks good -
CLICKY FOR SPACER
This is the spacer i wanted but wouldnt be able to fit a decent filter under the bonnet with it. Much smoother than just sitting a carby on a manifold.

CAM-327
Post #2134

Thanks for the advice guys, just ordered the 1" bakolite spacer, only $36 to my door, can't go wrong, and the bakolite style one is what im running at the moment with the 2 barrel and it performs perfect.

Cheers smile.gif

-Jordan-
Post #2135

QUOTE (74QEE @ Nov 24 2011, 09:09 AM) *
I've got a crane an stand you can use if you want. I'm on the southside. Will be home from work on Tuesday. Hopefully I won't need it for a while. Up to you dude.


Cheers for the offer, unfortunately I need it for this weekend though. sad.gif Looks like I'll just have to buy one... $275 to hire one for a week from Kennards - ridiculous!

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