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    BBC Oiling and block mods

     



    any good write ups on this? on the net that is..lol

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    A lot of things have been written up on big block chevy oiling systems and we have a wealth of very good engine builders in this site, some of the things you can research on the web or even right here are some of the following mods,
    edge orfice lifters
    oiling restrictors
    oil pan baffles and deep sumps
    swinging pickups
    and a whole plethra of other stuff that fellow members can expound on

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    im talking more like oil feedback prep..etc

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    well you need to do this and a bit more if you want good drain back there is not realy any oil issues with a big block there is a small amount of things i do
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    Golly!! Beaver! I can comb my DA in that thing!!

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    My son thinks its cool Pat, Now I gotta deal with drool on the keyboard again!! my turn is coming dudes!!

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    thanks i do all may iron engine this way this one was my old 572 sold it to two brother that put this engine in a suzuki samurai and use much Nos on it in a mud truck they would run it wayyyyyyyyyy past 7500 +they did not tell me that. this engine made good power but could of used better heads

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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    well you need to do this and a bit more if you want good drain back there is not realy any oil issues with a big block there is a small amount of things i do
    thats what i am talking about...

    in the hole in the timing cover area, did you grind the hole down ward, too let it return easyer? i was wondering if i should do that or not..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gearhead559
    thats what i am talking about...

    in the hole in the timing cover area, did you grind the hole down ward, too let it return easyer? i was wondering if i should do that or not..
    grind the oil valley hole to a tear drop roll the top of the top of the cam boss if you look at my block. you will see the front and the back in the valley how i made this smooth you can drill one 3/16hole in the back by the last hole in the valley this helps drain back and helps add oil to the cam gear and i grind in the oil rails i round all sharp spots i use first stone and then go to sanding drums
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    you have a pic of the hole above the cam gear? i dont see it in that pic.

    carbide burrs, stones, and sanding rolls are my freinds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gearhead559
    you have a pic of the hole above the cam gear? i dont see it in that pic.

    carbide burrs, stones, and sanding rolls are my freinds.
    i did not do it to this engine but have them that were done this way and can send you a photos of the front of the block were the chain set is and were to work on it. i can not get photos on here any more. i do not know how to make them small . so if you pm me and give me your e-mail i will send it to you and show were to drill mark on the block i have. i try not to use burrs much any more.i come to like stone and mx wheel and drums , it seams every time i fire up a burr bit i get steel / iron / alum. pick out of my skin or eyes

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    its gearhead559@yahoo.comthanks again.

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    ok i will send them late monday

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    Quote Originally Posted by TT572ZZILLA
    Dang PAT!
    CANT YOU DO BETTER BLOCK PREP THAN THAT(HEHEHEHEHE)!
    PAT THAT IS SOME OF THE NICEST BLOCK PREP IVE EVER SEEN.CAN I SEE SOME OF YOUR HEAD WORK TO?
    thanks i use to to all my iron heads chambers like the inside of this block i do not have many photos of all my work.i have done a 1/2 dozen may be more some of the last ones were the best and i was getting faster at doing them the last one i did just glowed it was just a bit better than the one in photos
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    He does NICE headers too
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