engine pic.

[tatoGN]

Finished 3 weeks ago.

 

[turboclam]

Cool, what brand of pistons are those?

 

[WS6]

Are 3 of your rod and caps on backwards?

 

[bison]

 

[tatoGN]

I did notice the rod,so i fix it before the oil pan.

probe forged full floating piston
215-220 roller cam
ported irons
balance crankshaft

 

[tatoGN]

more engine pics.

 

[kidglok]

very nice!

what kind of headers/ gaskets are those?

what ratio are those rockers?

 

[tatoGN]

kenne bell headers
fel pro ex gasked
rjc head gasked
td 1.65 rockers
7.900 push rod

 

[pacecarta]

kenne bell headers

td 1.65 rockers

215/220 roller = .516/ .529 lift with 1.55 rocker

with those rockers your looking at .549/.563

asking a lot for those comp 918s on an iron head

 

[Razor]

You did put the pins on the block to locate the heads?

 

[Raist103]

all that work and sticking that ugly rad neck back on?

 

[johnny's86nash]

Are those stock covers gonna work with the roller rocker? Thought you needed the RJC valve cover extentions in order to use the stock covers?

 

[turbodave231]

I noticed you are using a stock oil pump pickup with the RJC girdle. You did not have an extension on the pickup. Did you check the pickup height against the pan you are using? I have found that the pickup is almost NEVER correct!!!!! It usually sits too high in the pan which makes it easier to suck air when turning a corner or accelerating/braking hard. Very easy to check. Put a plastic bag over the pickup and a piece of clay (playdough works great)

 

[blackgn1]

Don't set the engine in until the issues are fixed. You will be glad later.

 

[howdies86]

Just curious, what brand oil pump pickup are you using? Thanks, Howard.

 

[tatoGN]

Ok,I did put the pins on the block.Also the oil pickup extension that comes with the girdle is instaled.
I am using stock valve covers with RJC extension.The oil pickup is the stock one and I did check the
clerance with the oil pan.

 

[we4Mateo]

all that work and sticking that ugly rad neck back on?

x2, that'll break or at least deteriorate into your cooling system. Get a billet one to go with the rest of that awesome motor!