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I'll take this if still available...

The pins are heavy to help match the weight of factory pistons. Replace with lighter ones if you are going to re balance. In theory you wouldn't have to add heavy

You will need to spin it to check it.

What was your best 1/4 to date?

What rocker ratio are you using, what lift on the cam?

So these are iron heads?

Not sure I follow. Can you explain the helicoils

The chain was replaced but the engine was not cleaned and allowed to run till it spun a bearing. .

What springs??

The gear debris will get past the pickup screen and also the pump. I have pictures of the block and crank oil passages completely clogged of gear and caused a spun bearing. Don't take the easy way out. Exactly the same issue when blowing a stock head gasket.

More important is did you completely disassemble to clean all the gear debris? That will cause a spun bearing. Most people don't. The stock pump is fine.

I dug up old pictures from almost 30 years ago From nineteen hundred and ninety five.

Ok so how many are there and send me the ones you want me to test...

Yes it is i've done it a few times. You need a yolk for the trans to keep it from leaking all the fluid out. You also need a leveler or "lazy susan" to tilt it up and out. I'd make sure the trans lines go in at the same time. Wait until its in to install the trq converter bolts under the car.

Another thing to consider that is often over looked, will you have the correct piston to wall clearance after you hone? If it has high mileage and a lot of wear, it might take a thou or more to clean up and that might put you out of spec....

A question came up regarding what is the correct flex plate for a turbo buick. There are at least 4 different flex plates for the buick v6. 1) 86/87 Turbo 3.8 2) non-turbo 3.8 3) 4.1 non-turbo 4) neutral balance after market I'm in the process of testing all of these and posting the...

I've had the CCA for about 6 years now, its a great product. Its important to know what they are going to use to hone your block.

Let me start over. Cheap pistons are not as common second hand but they are out there. You could look for a used set of TRW style stock replacement pistons but they will most likely be .030 over. for about $100 if your lucky. I bought some last year. I think this is what you are looking for. JE...

Not possible, If your talking just the piston cost, there are plenty of deals on pistons second hand. I bought a new set of JE with rings and pins for $500. You will still have to balance the crank. I'm not sure what you mean about changing everything..