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So it starts....

1914cc, dual Weber IDFs

Case was decked, opened for 94mm cylinders, tapped for full flow, rods and pistons were balanced. Crank is 69mm CW forged 8 dowel with a forged and lightened flywheel.
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More to follow.
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Whats this going in? Or who's it for?
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Going in a Ghia.

It's not for me.
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It's a short block. Measured the deck height and ordered new Panchito heads from CB.

The CB H-Beam are awesome. I really like them.. very high quality.

All new hardware and its a pleasure to have new chromoly head studs.... fresh clean threads.

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Perhaps you should be looking into building a type four engine since so many people seem to be having issues.
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EDNCAROL wrote:Perhaps you should be looking into building a type four engine since so many people seem to be having issues.
Sorry, but i like Type 1s.
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yummy!
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Flywheel and pressure plate is on. Endplay is .003" and torqued to 325ft-lbs.

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Forgot to show the 1.5qt deep sump.

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I ordered the heads yesterday. CB Panchito 044 40x35 with dual springs. CR will be 8.5:1.

Now I have to wait for the heads to arrive.
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pretty :D
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BusBq Bill wrote:pretty :D
Wait... tins are powder painted Porsche Guards Red and it has a red serp belt.
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Does AOT know about the red serpent belt ?
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All the tin is bright red.
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shiny
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Glenn wrote:Image
That's one hot mama!!
Keep working at it and it gets done!!
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Almost done.

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looking bad ass. Glenn is there a reason why you didnt go with a 76 crank
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elrockk wrote:looking bad ass. Glenn is there a reason why you didnt go with a 76 crank
76 can be tricky with rod length and pin height. A 94x69 is a pretty proven combo and using A pistons and 5.4" rods.

I ran into enough issues with only .012" endplay with NO shims. i had to have the nose of the flywheel trimmed .020". Then the rocker arms are not in the correct location over the valve stems. I had to have the rocker arm pedestals machined so I could shim them to get the geometry correct.

Gotta over aftermarket parts.
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The anodized pulleys actually dont look that bad. Generally the color is way off........

Can we talk about the lower cyl head tin on the 1/2 side? Going with a ' match the cap/ rotor color ' are we? haha


Nice looking motor... great work
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It'll run faster with a clear cap.
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MrBreeze wrote:It'll run faster with a clear cap.
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i see so just because you can doesnt mean you should
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My personal engine is a 2180 (92x82) and was done with my money and no deadline.
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i was hoping to build something larger then 2 litre with an after market case but the funds arent coming thru to finance that so for now its 1600 efi turbo in the future
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My 2180 has a VW case.

Aftermarket = more work.

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