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10-25-2020 07:56 AM
Thread: Project Sebring GT Spyder
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My Monza pro stock race car had a 3 link...
My Monza pro stock race car had a 3 link rear------that upper link has a lot of effect on going straight ahead--------lots of nice work/welding
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08-15-2017 04:04 PM
Thread: Project Sebring GT Spyder
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Use the pedal like driving your car--right...
Use the pedal like driving your car--right foot------want more heat, push the pedal down-less heat let up some----after gas welding for a long time , I found that tig welding was just like moving...
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12-07-2016 02:03 PM
Thread: Project Sebring GT Spyder
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And they (bolt) should fail-saving the...
And they (bolt) should fail-saving the block!!!!!!!!
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12-07-2016 07:04 AM
Thread: Project Sebring GT Spyder
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Its really all about the threads in the aluminum...
Its really all about the threads in the aluminum blocks( or other components) for many years aircraft was where alum was used to save weight and components had helicoils installed from the intial...
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12-06-2016 10:29 AM
Thread: Project Sebring GT Spyder
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Just remember the new technology invoved with...
Just remember the new technology invoved with aluminum engines-termal expansion is huge and you need to contain those combustion pressures/heat if your going to change heat to torque----------- and...
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12-06-2016 06:59 AM
Thread: Project Sebring GT Spyder
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A few comments-------don't resize LS fractured ...
A few comments-------don't resize LS fractured cap rods unless you have the OVERSIZED OD bearings-----
Issue of oil pump cavitation is internet hearsay
Many bolts in modern engines are torque...
well I decided to do another mod to gain max travel of bars past the intended travel points just for that peace of mind. 1/8 inch is to close so now I'll have 1/2" or better. I cut a 3/16" wall...
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