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So it’s been a few years.. one question, is this green snot rocket driving yet? Yeah or nah
 
So it’s been a few years.. one question, is this green snot rocket driving yet? Yeah or nah

25 miles and 2 different engines.

2nd engine is apart and it's obviously not going well. Again.
 
Well my pushrod calculation/ assumption was way off.

Old pushrods 7.750"

New ones I need are 7.600"

Combination of cup height and short travel, less preload I would guess.

I measured 3 times and got the same number
 
@Patriot Racer I thought about chicken liver but even chat says that's a bad idea. If she has copper storage disease organ meats are out
"Copper storage disease " Known as Wilson's disease in humans (maybe in animals too ,I dont know) is what lead to the death/killed my sister at age 36
 
25 miles and 2 different engines.

2nd engine is apart and it's obviously not going well. Again.
Shit man what happened? I remember the first engine had some issues.
 
Shit man what happened? I remember the first engine had some issues.
You can visit the rumble channel and watch.. but presumably a lifter tick turned into half a tear down and now this cluster fuck

 
You can visit the rumble channel and watch.. but presumably a lifter tick turned into half a tear down and now this cluster fuck

That sucks man, you in the process of rebuilding it or you shelling it for a bit?
 
That sucks man, you in the process of rebuilding it or you shelling it for a bit?
I'm bleeding money into it as usual.

Waiting on new pushrods. And I just sent the shit lifter back to the guy so he can measure and send the shit lifter back to his guy so he can send the shit lifter back to Johnson so they can tell me there's nothing wrong with it
 
you nit pic to much. i came across this guy today scrolling..... he also apparently does not like engine stands and prefers to roll them around on a table. watch just the vid below. he "polishes" for clearance

That works OK if you do like he does, and don't wipe them off after polishing.
This leaves the "lapping compound" in the small end, which serves to remove any imperfections left from the tool.

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