turbovanman
I has boost, :O)
Thanks for the update, gotta buy some rings now and have them made gapless, hot dog.
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506 long block for the 96 CCLB.
- Thread starter Burning oil
- Start date
Thanks for the update, gotta buy some rings now and have them made gapless, hot dog.
Twisted Steel Performance
Anything worth doing is worth overdoing.
See, sometimes things are true.. 90$ aint bad me thinks....
When you first posted I thought "Yeah Right BS". Im glad you were right, saved me $500ish :thumbsup: if I were paying retail.
turbovanman
I has boost, :O)
LOL. Sometimes things are true, most times, its not true and sprinkled with fairy dust to trick us, :skep: :rof:
Twisted Steel Performance
Anything worth doing is worth overdoing.
No.... you send them the ring or rings you want made into a total seal ring.... look at there web site, it shows everything with pics....
As I learned also. Its $90 plus rings. BTW I can get std bore 6.5 rings for $119. while supplies last.
Got the crank & pistons out today. The rod bearings looked pretty bad with scratches in all of them. I'll get pics later.
The crank looks very good though.
If I have time tomorrow its going to the machine shop for a hot tank, cam bearings and let them go over it.
Will be sending rings out tomorrow for gapless ring work.
Got all the gasket surfaces cleaned up. On the small parts I'll be doing my own parts boil with my Craw fish propane boiler set up.
The crank looks very good though.
If I have time tomorrow its going to the machine shop for a hot tank, cam bearings and let them go over it.
Will be sending rings out tomorrow for gapless ring work.
Got all the gasket surfaces cleaned up. On the small parts I'll be doing my own parts boil with my Craw fish propane boiler set up.
Awesome let me know.
Chevypoor
Active Member
That is a great deal for making gapless rings. Next 6.5 I build is going gapless!
Glad to read you are making progress and that so far no big surprises!
BTW have not forgotten about your oil pan. Between illness and work going nuts I have not had a chance to measur/ take pics. Hope to be able to get to that this morning!
Glad to read you are making progress and that so far no big surprises!
BTW have not forgotten about your oil pan. Between illness and work going nuts I have not had a chance to measur/ take pics. Hope to be able to get to that this morning!
Thanks, I just posted a want ad last night for an oil pan and pass side valve cover. Let me know what you meassure.
Got the Gapless rings back yesterday. They look real good. I'll get a picture later.
Quick update. Got the gapless rings installed and in the block.
Got the tins blasted and painted.
Got the tins blasted and painted.
bowtiebutler956
Active Member
Absolutely GORGEOUS Leroy! Thats going to be a sharp looking 6.5! I couldn't help but notice the back end of the 70-72 model Chevelle you have in the garage. One of my favorite muscle cars of all time. :thumbsup:
Matt
matuva
Tropical 6.5er
Nice!! But, Ahem, isn't it Ford Blue color Leroy? :tongue1:
Thanks. The new sandblast cabnet is great!
I'll tell people it has a 7.3 in it.:hihi:
turbovanman
I has boost, :O)
That looks sweet. Did you happen to take pics of the rings?
greenmeanh1
Member
And would it not also have the angled heads?? Those are straight.