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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Ford 460 starter part numbers
« on: June 04, 2011, 11:45:08 AM »
One is for an automatic the other is for a manual. One throws the bendix out 3/8 of an inch the other 3/4 of an inch not sure which. Does anyone know the part numbers. Igot the 3/4 throw on but i need to get the 3/8 throw.  :banghead:

Dunno. Are you coming to the Father's day deal at BR? I've got probably 6 or 7  460 jet boat starters here, plus a few reverse rotation deals. I'll throw a couple in the truck.  ;)

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Clearance issues...
« on: June 04, 2011, 01:20:33 AM »
I'll bring a spare alternator for ya should it lose oil pressure

LOL! i'm not brining a spare engine this trip.........spare pump may arrive there this time tho!  :thumbup:

Can I borrow your bore guages?

Ray

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Lower River / Re: Memorial wknd @ martinez
« on: June 03, 2011, 05:01:49 PM »
Crash in my room, or Motel 6 in Parker. Nice place really, but if ya dun mind me and my messican snoring, my room is cool too!  :thumbup:

Ray

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Lower River / Re: Memorial wknd @ martinez
« on: June 03, 2011, 04:37:07 PM »
really not even a year on the site yet :-\ well whatever its been fun talking shit with you guys have a great weekend fockers

You comin to the Father's day deal? Just a ted north of Martinez..........

Ray

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2 Coats of wax, kids gonna hit it again (Lord the sun here is crazy this early) BUT Here's the result, Momo's still in process later


R
Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Clearance issues...
« on: June 03, 2011, 02:47:48 PM »
Ray, I don't think you heard me the first 5 times....#4 was the ONLY main that was replaced. Give your theory a rest.

As far as roosts....I got a new setup I am bringing to the table.

Oh jeezuz..........

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Clearance issues...
« on: June 03, 2011, 02:21:15 PM »
I just got the block back. they measured it for me and all 5 mains where 2.938

i just loaded the crank and other shit up and im headed over to Ron's to measure it out one more time.  :beer:

while im there, we'll check the crank/cam distance as well.  O0

All sounds good! I guess the lesson in this is have the same shop do all the work, no?  Given your #5 measurement though, I'd bet the farm that it was replaced as well, and both were before the line hone, and not done again after. Just my thought on it.

You gonna make Big River with it? Mike and I kinda got a quiet roost contest a goin on that I think that Southwind might wanna be part of!  :thumbup:

Ray

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Projects / Re: ralph's nordic
« on: June 03, 2011, 12:57:30 PM »
makes me feel better too ;)

 :thumbup:

Gettin a new heart and you're leaving a Chebbie in it? You were halfways there! :banghead:

Ray

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WarZone / Re: a cool story
« on: June 03, 2011, 08:03:37 AM »
IS enlighteneing.......Can they "thump DOWN" the interest on my mortgage though????

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Clearance issues...
« on: June 03, 2011, 07:54:23 AM »
This is a sincere question coupled with my opinion. I can't imagine the machine shop removing more than .005 from the caps to begin the process. (could be wrong) after honing back round this should only raise the crank .0025. I don't know what they use to register the new crank centerline. I just can't believe that .0025 would matter. I wonder how much the block moves and mishapes during operation. Agreed, if you start in the wrong place it probably won't get better. BUT, I  would rather have round holes .0025 higher than an out of round hole in the wrong spot. As for lining up the bores with the "NEW" crank centerline .0025 (new crank location) at 45 degrees (new crank location in regard to the existing cylinder centerline) at 7" (rod plus pin height) is about .020 degrees.
My opinion;
I have a tough time swallowing .020 degrees having ANY impact on anything.
My question;
Does this amount really matter?

On the other hand, I do see the impact of having a loose timing chain. Although, if we run the calcs on a 3" timing gear moving the crank .0025 only results in less than 1/2 a crank degree. When degreeing a cam I am always satisfied if I am within 1/2 a degree. If you subscribe to the theory that the cam will use the play in the chain (rotate forward and backward based either on the the chain springing or valve springs pushing the cam forward) the most impact that could have is 1 degree total.

Ok, I'm done.

Ron's got a point. Most don't even degree a cam in properly, so yeah, splitting hairs on this. (Homeblown, you're dead ballls on with the way I think and do it, BUT remember two things. First, the timing chain, and not depending on engine, will never go slack on the "pull"side at speed. Yes ramp ups and downs can cause issue at low RPM, but at the speeds we work with, doesn't really exist.)  Stretch is more of a worry, and honestly, how many people who have an opinion on this actually "re-time" or "re-degree" a cam after some good hours on it? I do, and hadda buy offset keys............

What Pat is trying to say, and I whole heartedly agree, Is expect perfection and go from there and do not accept substandard work. In dealing with the cam degreeing issue later? well, those CAN be over come.

Ray 

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Lower River / Re: Memorial wknd @ martinez
« on: June 03, 2011, 06:30:59 AM »
Pat, I'm totally into this!! This should be a new reality show... we can take to things unrelated and run them against eachother... like a 1/4 mile drag car and run it on a nascar track against a nascar... and a top fuel hydro and run it in an offshore race!! I'd watch, thats all I'm saying.

Guys don't get so upset. We are all friends here.

LOL! It's all in fun!

I fixed my neighbors bass boat last week (Can''t remember who told me I dinged my man card doing so, but......). Little 75 Merc on that thing, and CRAP does it shit and git!  :thumbup:

Ray

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Events / Re: Father's Day Float 2011 (aka Big River!)
« on: June 03, 2011, 06:12:18 AM »
I'm bringin Pickle.....old Miss Reliable.......Runs always, even on one header, sinking, half on fire..........

Always a seat available on that one!  :sly:

We're throwing a FEW slight mods on before this to give 'Tard a roost for his money though...... :thumbup:

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: how much gap for points?
« on: June 02, 2011, 10:07:54 PM »
Points? Whats "Points"

Must be sumpin from the Museum of Natural History............ >:D

Ray

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Lower River / Re: Memorial wknd @ martinez
« on: June 02, 2011, 10:05:11 PM »
Then you should have no problem beating me in my gay outboard.  We'll go from lost lake to the Parker bridge and back.  Lemme know when your ready.  I'll be there fathers day.

Bring your oil cooler. :-)

fOR the record, Pat said this hisself..............

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: The Press release you'll never see..........
« on: June 02, 2011, 09:49:43 PM »
Dude, what you do, and how your big ass does it day in, day out, day after day, I'll never understand. But I will ALWAYS respect and support you for doing it!  :thumbup:

Did not mean to offend, It was all meant to be funny!

I guess I should just keep making fun of the Messicans............Since I live with them, they don'r speak the language, and have no idea I'm making fun of them,,,,,,, :screwy:

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: The Press release you'll never see..........
« on: June 02, 2011, 09:41:44 PM »
could you really tell that pissed me off  >:D

LMAO, Gord, that wasn't aimed at you or any other of our Canadien friends,

I didn't even realize when I posted it that it mentioned you folks, BUT, foot coming out ready to insert in mouth,  Anyone remember the South Park Movie???  "Canada has apologized for Bryan Adams on several occasions........"

Take it tongue in cheek brother!  Love ya like I was related to ya!  :thumbup:

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: tick tock
« on: June 02, 2011, 08:51:51 PM »
Probably dead on with that!  :thumbup:

Reminds me of when Pickle didn't run so good at Blythe last year. Had Mike ('Tard) in the boat and he said "you got a serious Vacuum leak" .........I couldn't hear it, can't beleive his old deaf ass could either. Figured he was just messing with me as usual......Between him and Terry, dunno HOW I keep my sanity, anyways........

Yeah, that's what it was! Ticking noise from a vacuum leak!

Mike, I apologize..........this ONE TIME, you were dead balls on...........

Ray

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Last Set I ordered from the local AutoZone, was next day, but you can getb them from Summit, Jeg's, anywhere really, but call, don't try to online order them.

Ray

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Engines / Engine Parts For Sale / Re: WTB: Olds 455 Ka heads
« on: June 02, 2011, 06:49:09 PM »
I have a set, Comes with the whole engine, the boat, the trailer, the titles.........etc, etc..... ;)

 :D

Ray

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i found out that the valve that goes to the berklley pump was shut so how did water get in the oil if the valve was closed . the only place i can think of is from the exhaust seeping in from the back through the flaps let me know what you think thanks kenny

Find that hard to beleive, but how much damage was done to the engine running it with that valve closed? Means no cooling water to the engine at all, let alone to the snails and exhaust or anywhere else.  :screwy:

Typically, I have found that most Ford milkshake issues start at intake manifold gaskets, Particularly, the "bathtub" style gaskets (Don't use 'em, use the marine gaskets, gaskacinch around the water ports and a bead of clear silicone at the ends of the block). Have seen it from the timing cover or water pump blockoff plates leaking as well, same thing, use gaskacinch. Done it twice myself.  ;)

Once in a while, happened to me also, reversion can be an issue, but this would be the first time I ever heard of it with logs, and probably not a hot cam that is usually the culprit.

Ray

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Events / Re: Father's Day Float 2011 (aka Big River!)
« on: June 02, 2011, 06:34:40 PM »
all sold out! is there a hotel near by? or a place for me to camp? hahah

There's also Motel 6 in Parker. not that far away

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: The Press release you'll never see..........
« on: June 02, 2011, 05:35:13 PM »
LOL! I figured that'd get Gord all riled up!  ;)

But YEAH, FOCK THE FORNICANS!!!!.......WAit......... :sly:

LOL!

Ray

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TDawg roped me into that one last summer! Never polished a Powerglide before.....or ever will again for that matter.......But his boat DID SHINE!



Oh C'mon Ray it IS getting a ittle dull and you ARE comming up inna month or so...... Nobody else has ever been able to make it sparkle like you do..... ::)

Yeah, allright, I'll do it.....Only 'cuz its you and if you promise to not be grumpy about it........ ;D

Ray

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More progress today. Had RJ on the MetalWax for awhile.......attention deficit disorder he wanted to do more tough up and buffing then wait til later to do the rest of the metal, But DAMN! This things lookin better than I imagined it could! The kids got a talent! YAY!

 



This picture just doesn't do it justice......Not even waxed yet, hopefully today and Ill get some pics under the streetlights! I need Chromey here to show me how to work this friggin thing.... :screwy:



Ray

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