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steveo wrote:
My advice is too go and buy a service manual, that tells you every thing about the standard motor and then go buy another motor and dismantle and then rebuild it, modifying when required and when the cash flow is available.
Any questions, then post them and someone will give you advice.
Any thoughts on that!
Ahhhh, the voice of sanity is clearly heard.
Good on you. I have often said that buying a service manual for the car, &/or the engine you are playing with is the best automotive investment you can make.
It should also be the first investment you make after the vehicle itself. Great wisdom, & a lot of how to's & tech specs are contained within, & all for cheap.
The second engine is always a good idea. Once it's built, it's a simple matter to slip it in, & the stocker is always there as a backup should something unforseen occur.
Good advice Stevo.