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Posted by: Harpo Nov 4 2012, 10:09 AM

Good morning,

Other than align boring and oil galley removal and threading for pipe plugs what else should I plan on having done to my 1.8L case. What about blueprinting? Is it necessary?

Thanks

David

Posted by: 914Sixer Nov 4 2012, 10:33 AM

Nothing else IF you are going stock.

Posted by: MrHyde Nov 4 2012, 10:36 AM

You may need the cylinder registers decked if they are sagging at all.

Posted by: Harpo Nov 4 2012, 10:43 AM

Thanks for your help.

This block will eventually be a 2270. Hopefully about 180 HP.

DAvid

Posted by: nathansnathan Nov 5 2012, 07:55 AM

You may want to check the oil pressure relief valve bore and seat. They get to the point where it affects oil pressure. The seat can be dressed, but I'm not sure about the bore.

You should be able to feel some groove there with your pinky as they are all worn a bit.

Adrian from HFM showed me a tool he'd made, a relief piston welded to the end of a screw driver handle. He'd stick that up there to check them - he showed me how he could cock it by like 20 degrees in the spot my case was worn. I'd had this case align bored at Rimco in santa ana and was killing myself wondering where the oil pressure was going.

Posted by: 914_teener Nov 5 2012, 07:46 PM

QUOTE(nathansnathan @ Nov 5 2012, 05:55 AM) *

You may want to check the oil pressure relief valve bore and seat. They get to the point where it affects oil pressure. The seat can be dressed, but I'm not sure about the bore.

You should be able to feel some groove there with your pinky as they are all worn a bit.

Adrian from HFM showed me a tool he'd made, a relief piston welded to the end of a screw driver handle. He'd stick that up there to check them - he showed me how he could cock it by like 20 degrees in the spot my case was worn. I'd had this case align bored at Rimco in santa ana and was killing myself wondering where the oil pressure was going.



So if the bore is worn...what to do?

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