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Pictures of my shortblock

Here are a few pics of how the shortblock is looking. I am hoping the engine is finished before the end of May. I also through in a pic of the cam towers. I cant wait for all the chrome and polished stuff to make its way on there!

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Old 04-28-2005, 07:16 PM
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Looks good, but that is just crazy. I give it 3K miles.

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Is it painted or powder coated ??

Damn, it looks good........
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That is powder coated. 3K miles? I have to disagree there

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Wow. That is too cool.

What's with the double pulley? You puttin' A/C on that motor?
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That is powder coated. 3K miles? I have to disagree there
Not until the paint comes off. Just until it's got a nice patina of dirt and oil on it.

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I keep my cars spotless so you can be sure it will look very nice all the time lol. The pulley is just on there to turn the engine over. Yes I have AC on the car...the compressor was disassembled and powder coated and pulley and clutch cover was chromed. EVERYTHING on this engine is chromed, polished or powdercoated.

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When you say every thing does that include the cylinders?
That I have to see!
Awesome looking so far!
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now I know what the term eye candy means
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The cylinders are billet units...here is a pic of what they look like
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Very nice.

What kind of head studs are those?
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Get some thermal dispersant paint on those cylinders.

Awesome eye pleasure!
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My last 3.4 cylinders I had coated with the disperant coating...which is dry film or also called teflon coating. It helps the cast cylinders cool quicker, stay cleaner, and avoid corrosion. The design and material used in these billet cylinders actually do not perform as well with the coating. Charles found this out through extensive testing. If you have cast cylinders I say do it! In case you can't tell I have a good hook up on all kinds of coatings

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Hmmm .....13 fins on the cylinders...

Sure helps the issue of identifying Nikasil ( usu. 11 fins with vertical bar) from Alusil ( usu. 10 fins).. LOL !!

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