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Some show grip length after installed and some parts list show over all length.


I think pelican shows overall length at least they do with exhaust studs

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Good info sir. I just looked up the part number for the exhaust stud and it is the same as the oil pump stud. And lists the same size. At least I know I ordered the correct one. Thanks.


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Old 08-01-2016, 05:37 PM
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Disassembly Done ... Time To Rebuild 3.0

Back from vacation and I'm ready to go. I think I have most items I need to keep me going for a while. Got my replacement stud while I was away.

Also got this cool package.



JE pistons from ebs. And they are domed for cis. See...



Also got these.



Replated in nikasil by ebs.

Also got these polished and rebushed from Craig a while back.



Cams are with John for a regrind and head are at the local machine shop that does them for some of the indies in my area.

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wow, cylinders look new!
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wow, cylinders look new!


Yes. Not sure how they did that.


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Long time no see Matt! Looking good, ill be sending my cylinders to EBS next month for the 3.4L treatment.
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Long time no see Matt! Looking good, ill be sending my cylinders to EBS next month for the 3.4L treatment.


That car you have is perfect as is. Guess you can't leave well enough alone. Very happy with EBS.


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Valve guides are toast (1qt>600mi) and i dont trust the rebuild that the previous owner had done. Splitting the case and 'while your in there' decided to just do the 3.4L.. cost wasnt really much more expensive if i have to replace the 3.2L p&c's which is probably prudent considering the mileage...lol. Atleast i'm not doing an LS swap
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Do I have to use loctite for the oil pump stud into the case?


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Ugh. Getting my hardware ready and organized for case sealing and I'm realizing I'm somehow missing a cap nut.




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Are you sure it's not the regular nut you are missing? I looked for 1/2 hr before realizing this lol.
My engine guy did not use lock tight.
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Are you sure it's not the regular nut you are missing? I looked for 1/2 hr before realizing this lol.
My engine guy did not use lock tight.


No. I'm missing one cap nut. I'm trying to remember If I damaged it when removing. I ordered a new one today. Kind of annoying ordering a nut that costs $15.


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Do I have to use loctite for the oil pump stud into the case?


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Cams are with John for a regrind
So are mine.. but I have had trouble trying to contact him to see what the progress update is...
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So are mine.. but I have had trouble trying to contact him to see what the progress update is...
He emailed me a few weeks ago to let me know they would be done soon. Maybe he went on vacation. Everyone is away this time Of year. I'm going to reach out to him this week.
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He emailed me a few weeks ago to let me know they would be done soon. Maybe he went on vacation. Everyone is away this time Of year. I'm going to reach out to him this week.
How'd you go.. get in touch with John?
I'm still waiting to hear back!!
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How'd you go.. get in touch with John?
I'm still waiting to hear back!!
He actually emailed me back the next day. Try emailing him again.
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Case is sealed together. I hope it doesn't leak. I felt like I wasn't putting enough 3 bond on but I kept remembering that everyone says a thin coat. Wasn't difficult except for the time limit factor. My heart was racing and i was sweating.






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Great thread, I will be right behind you, maybe another month or so.

best of luck
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Good progress today. Finished Section 3 in Wayne's book!




On to section 4





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Today I installed the rings on all the new JE pistons. JE recommends the ring gaps in the 10 and 2 position where as Wayne's book recommends 9 and 3. JE says not to orient in line with the wrist pin. So I think I'm going to to follow that.




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