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URV8SUX 03-26-2011 12:58 PM

The other day!
 
I took the motor out of the car cause I sold the tranny and I thought it would be good to check out the bearing. The oil pan hasn't been off in 3 and a half years and would have been the 4th season on it.

OEM crank (GSR)
ACL race bearings
Manley turbo tuff rods

3 pass seasons.
830whp 2010 lots of passes at the track and a few runs on the street. rev limiter 9600 rpm
660whp 2009 1 pass at the track (and I got hooked) and alot on the street. rev limiter 9400 rpm
645whp 2008 4 sets of drag radials from racing on the streets. rev limiter 9400 rpm

I was just real suprised that I put this thing together and its living! I will be replacing the rod bearing this year hoping to go faster at the track!:banana:

http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...h/SNV30037.jpg
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...h/SNV30036.jpg

Matt D. 03-26-2011 01:10 PM

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Impressive, I had no idea you built it yourself. Had that bearing been making noise or something?

TalonFiero 03-26-2011 04:43 PM

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BUILT NOT BOUGHT!

Nate, where do I get VC like that?

Bearing looks barely broken in. Nice work, and what tranny is going in now?

scheides 03-26-2011 06:46 PM

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Badass. Just swapping out the rod bearings or you doing the mains too? Re-ring it while its apart or just let'r buck?

turbotalon1g 03-26-2011 08:23 PM

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Doing rings is completely diff. from throwing new bearings in quick.

lol, good timing.

Time to do more work this year!

URV8SUX 03-26-2011 08:50 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D. (Post 378203)
Impressive, I had no idea you built it yourself. Had that bearing been making noise or something?

Yeah the only things I dont do is tune it and machine work. No just checking them cause new bearing and oil pan gasket are 50 buck and new rods,crank,gaskets,and bearings are about 1500 bucks.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TalonFiero (Post 378212)
BUILT NOT BOUGHT!

Nate, where do I get VC like that?

Bearing looks barely broken in. Nice work, and what tranny is going in now?

Yeah I was really pleased with the bearing thats why I made the thread. I don't know what VC is so i can't answer! Ablins gear set
http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/y...licalSynch.jpg

Quote:

Originally Posted by scheides (Post 378219)
Badass. Just swapping out the rod bearings or you doing the mains too? Re-ring it while its apart or just let'r buck?

Yeah the rods really take the beating so just replacing them and leaving the rest of the motor alone.

TalonFiero 03-27-2011 09:53 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by URV8SUX (Post 378229)
Yeah the only things I dont do is tune it and machine work. No just checking them cause new bearing and oil pan gasket are 50 buck and new rods,crank,gaskets,and bearings are about 1500 bucks.



Yeah I was really pleased with the bearing thats why I made the thread. I don't know what VC is so i can't answer! Ablins gear set
http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/y...licalSynch.jpg



Yeah the rods really take the beating so just replacing them and leaving the rest of the motor alone.

Nice gearset, helical cut and syncros still so it will shift nice on the street but beefier.

VC, I meant where can I get one of those Built not Bought Valve covers? ;)

C3L1CA 03-27-2011 10:54 AM

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Looking good man! Can't wait to see what that beast does this season

LingLing 03-27-2011 10:57 AM

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This car is ridiculous. I hope I can see it at one of the track days this year!

sleepydsm 03-27-2011 11:55 AM

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Great to hear the car is healthy!

turbotalon1g 03-27-2011 12:07 PM

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We need to roll again, last time we did was '08.

URV8SUX 03-27-2011 02:00 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TalonFiero (Post 378254)
Nice gearset, helical cut and syncros still so it will shift nice on the street but beefier.

VC, I meant where can I get one of those Built not Bought Valve covers? ;)

It is just a sticker that I put on there.....

Yeah this is what they have done with those gears and the reason I bought them cause it was about $1500 less than there dog box @$6199!

"Albins has a 25 year history of motorsport drivetrain manufacture and is currently the largest high performance transmission manufacturer in the Southern Hemisphere. Albins Off Road Gear is an Australian Proprietary Limited Company that specializes in the design and manufacture of drivetrain components. Our capabilities include the ability to produce; individual gears, axles, drive flanges and ring and pinions right through to complete unit, sequential shift transmissions. Utilizing ISO 9001 2000 certified manufacturing techniques, our team of over 40 employees implements up to the minute design trends to create product that is currently in use in such places as Dakar Rally, Baja 1000, Australian V8 Supercars as well as various European and Australasian Rally Championships. "

The Albins gears are made from a proprietary grade steel billet that is then cut and heat treated to exacting standards then cross-checked via a robotic CMM machine that analyses any discrepancies brought about by heat treatment. This process is part of Albins ISO 9001/2000 quality assurance and can be done prior to the final anti-fatigue shot-peening process which is another point of difference we love about this product. Fatigue life can be extended on certain components by up to 8 times that of a non-treated component and when we are talking gears, this is a major plus with the Albins product and results in less pitting and wear. Ratios work great for both street and track and pricing is extremely competitive for a product that has come out of a factory that makes product for factory rally teams, Dakar rally podium finishers, Baja 1000 winners and top level touring car teams across the globe.

We have tested this set undergoing both street and track testing for over 1yr. now in the 800-950whp range with zero failures, and has run 9.4 sec in the 1/4 mile at 164+ mph during testing. These gears are a very exciting product for those who need extreme strength along with quiet, streetable operation for their xtreme street/strip vehicle.

Designed as a direct fitment 1-4 set (use stock 5th gear), into stock B series casings, these gears are helically cut and are designed to share the thrust loads more evenly through the B series gearbox casing unlike some straight cut gears. Another added benefit to the Albins design is REPLACEABLE 3rd/4th engagement cones/dog teeth that are usually built onto the gear. With Albins, even if you damage the dog teeth, you can replace this part without the added expense of having to purchase a whole new replacement gear!

Quote:

Originally Posted by sleepydsm (Post 378263)
Great to hear the car is healthy!


AS was I and the reason for the thread!



Quote:

Originally Posted by turbotalon1g (Post 378271)
We need to roll again, last time we did was '08.

You pick the place and speed and you know I'm in!!!!!

turbotalon1g 03-27-2011 08:27 PM

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^lol. You are the best.
I love your car and Dustin's too. Good luck this year.

Matt D. 03-27-2011 10:22 PM

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Are you running a stock sleeved block or do you have one of the baller Dart blocks?

Super Bleeder!! 03-27-2011 10:40 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D. (Post 378307)
baller Dart blocks?

that

URV8SUX 03-27-2011 10:52 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Super Bleeder!! (Post 378308)
that

Yep, same block since 2004.

Pushit2.0 03-27-2011 11:13 PM

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I recall the day the block showed up at the shop, you were a happy man. I hope to see you on the track and the street this year, from another built not bought guy.

~John

niterydr 03-28-2011 08:46 AM

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As always with your setup, very impressive.


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