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Old 10-29-2002, 01:05 PM
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So I finally got around to putting my motor together, I'm still short 2 tension bolts that are in-transit right now... There are a bunch of pics from rotor assembly to essentially a finished short block:

13b short block assembly

my wife managed to catch me on camera... now you all know what I look like,

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engine looks good and you look like an angry man LOL



i took a quick look at the pix i'll check em all out when i go home
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thats gonna be a good motor, new rotor housings :bigthumg:

fd corner seal springs.



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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Oct 29 2002, 08:40 PM
thats gonna be a good motor, new rotor housings :bigthumg:

fd corner seal springs.



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Were the corner seal springs visible in any of the pics? I think I may have forgotten to take a pic of those. Clearancing those side seals is a pain in the ***, I eventually ended up using 220 grit til they fit and 600 grit for the finish, seemed to work ok but damn my fingers got torn up.
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you can see the bag in the back, nf01-11-c24

i use a dremel to do the side seals, its round and it does most of the work for you



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Cool, looks good.
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Oct 29 2002, 09:52 PM


you can see the bag in the back, nf01-11-c24

i use a dremel to do the side seals, its round and it does most of the work for you



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After watching the RE-amiya video vosko has and seeing that guy go through side seals on the small bench grinder... I decided against using a power tool for that step Next time I'll buy some extra side seals so I can try the dremel...
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the dremel works great, with a not new stone it works pretty slow.

i put the dremel in a vice, and i had something to keep the seal square



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pimp ****!!
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just an update, some new pics:



long block assembly pics



everything but the water pump / housing and oil pan etc have been put on as of now, you can also see the added material on the S4 LIM to block the intermediate housing heat riser port... I should be finishing up this weekend hopefully.



Those water nipples on the rear housing and water pump housing have been pulled, holes tapped, and plugged... since I removed the thermowax and the coolant from the BACV.
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