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  • Originally posted by frankiman View Post
    or you can always use brake fuild, then brake cleaner, then... hilarity ensues
    http://www.htownracing.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=40915
    after you do that make sure you run some NOS energy drink in it to up the octane and clean the injectors : http://www.gixxer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=226570
    Real Skyline owners have lost at least one to a freakish accident (*- ω -) = #dungive'a

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    • I haz updates. So i had a few hours free today before work so i got the pistons/conrods assembled, new bearings all over, crank in, pistons in. here she is. sad to see those shiny parts hidden away...

      I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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      • nice , must feel good to see it coming together .
        Real Skyline owners have lost at least one to a freakish accident (*- ω -) = #dungive'a

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        • Looks good manny. Did you rebuild your head too or are you leaving it alone for now?

          Kyle
          Originally posted by funkymonkey
          You guys need to set up an RSPCS (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Skylines) and take a baseball bat to the heads of owners that bring disrespect to the heritage by being metrosexual knob jockeys behind the steering wheel.

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          • i'm replacing some, if not all, of the exhaust valves as several are totally cooked. just getting the head decked, nothing fancy there. the valvetrain upgrade can wait for the big turbo.
            something interesting happened with my n1 water pump delivery, UPS said it was on the truck to be delivered, followed by "emergency conditions outside of UPS control" failed delivery.
            also, here. i think this is a much better pic of the engine how it sits now.
            I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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            • Looks good. Seems like you did the exact same thing as me to cover the threads in the block before painting it. I just ripped off a random piece of tape and threw it on over every bung lol.

              Im doing my head rebuild next before I do a turbo upgrade. Hope we do our head rebuild at the same time too :P

              Kyle
              Originally posted by funkymonkey
              You guys need to set up an RSPCS (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Skylines) and take a baseball bat to the heads of owners that bring disrespect to the heritage by being metrosexual knob jockeys behind the steering wheel.

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              • haha that's exactly what i did. when she's ready for more work i'll just use some super fine sandpaper and clean those off.
                she's going to be sitting like that (maybe with the oil and h20 pumps on if i find the time tomorrow) for a little bit. i'll get all the head work finished before i touch the block again. still gotta order those darn nismo engine mounts too.
                I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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                • mmmm just look at all that metal between the cylinder walls and water jackets.


                  20 FTW


                  Good to see some progress Manny. NOW GITT'R DONEEE.

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                  • Frick...

                    So I tried to install my shiny new N1 oil pump today, and the stupid oil seal that goes over the crank got screwed up. I was gentle, I oiled urvrything up, it's just dumb.
                    So, a questions. Did whoever else put a new oil pump on take out the main seal first, then put the oil pump on after? Is there a trick to it? I oiled it and was gentle...
                    I looked at my gasket rebuild kit, there are 3 more oil seals in a little package. 1 is for the big rear one, the 2 others look identical and at least 1 of them if not both must be replacement front oil seals.
                    I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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                    • I just threw a little oil on the front main seal before I threw the oil pump on. wetn on very smooth with no problm. I had an extra front main sal if you need it. I can send iy to yuou but you should have one no problme. I dirnk toniht to typing nto good

                      Kyle
                      Originally posted by funkymonkey
                      You guys need to set up an RSPCS (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Skylines) and take a baseball bat to the heads of owners that bring disrespect to the heritage by being metrosexual knob jockeys behind the steering wheel.

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                      • so are the 2 identical oil seals in the gasket rebuild kit both for the oil pump? i only ruined the one that came already on the new oil pump, so i've got the 2 of them still left.
                        I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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                        • Im not sure. I know that I had 3 left over. Two being for the cams and 1 was a mystery. I would say go ahead and use either one if they look right. As long as its snug getting the new one in the oil pump and around the crank it should be fine. Use some oil all over the seal when installing the seal in the pump and lots when putting it over the crank. Use a drift when installing the seal in the pump so it goes in evenly

                          Kyle
                          Originally posted by funkymonkey
                          You guys need to set up an RSPCS (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Skylines) and take a baseball bat to the heads of owners that bring disrespect to the heritage by being metrosexual knob jockeys behind the steering wheel.

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                          • Originally posted by DrMango View Post
                            Use a drift when installing the seal in the pump so it goes in evenly

                            Kyle
                            that's what she said.

                            sorry, not enough sleep...
                            I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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                            • There should be front cam seals, front, rear oilseals.
                              RESPONSE MONSTER

                              The most epic signature ever "epic".

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                              • yeah, those all came in the package too.

                                did anybody use a thread sealer on mains and rods? i just used the assembly lube that arp sent with the studs.
                                I've been brushing my teeth with jack but it's resulted in terrible amounts of tooth decay.

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