Getting ready for Bonneville(rebuild)

Started by bvillercr, June 26, 2007, 06:18:10 PM

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jl222

 
  I'm also trying to decide on a water injection system how much water to inject, and were to mount the tank.
  Looks like about 1/2 gal min and 250 psi pump and a one gal tank and one of the simpler kits, or we might make our own
package up.

         JL222

 

bvillercr

Got the engine and blower system out, now we need to do a complete tear down.  The clutch, flywheel, crank, cam....  You get the picture.  Should have it all back together before the second week of May. :mrgreen:

Rex Schimmer

John and Troy,
Any thoughts of trying to make Elmo in May?

Rex
Rex

Not much matters and the rest doesn't matter at all.

jl222

Quote from: Rex Schimmer on March 07, 2010, 10:20:27 AM
John and Troy,
Any thoughts of trying to make Elmo in May?

Rex

Hi Rex... Yes, now that Elmo has been flooded were planning on running. Troy implied that the engine needed to be completely torn down but the only thing left in the engine is the crank and cam. The heads are at the head shop and the only reason we pulled the engine is to check the balance of the crank and flywheel assembly.

Rex Schimmer

John,
Are you planning to put your car on the dyno again? If so let me know as I would really like to watch!

Rex
Rex

Not much matters and the rest doesn't matter at all.

bvillercr

Rex we will have it on the dyno before the May meet, we'll keep you posted. :cheers:

bvillercr

Here's a couple pictures of our engine compartment getting cleared out.







Just a picture of our two motors, the A we are currently running on the right and our AA on the left.


Freud

If u use the AA engine, does it have to go to meetings?

FREUD
Since '63

landsendlynda

Freud,

Only if it becomes an oilaholic!

Lynda
Volunteer roadblock at Land's End! Yes, you need your stinkin badge! I'm your Dream Keeper, I protect your dream on the asphalt so you can chase your dream on the salt!

jl222

Quote from: Freud on March 11, 2010, 03:37:09 PM
If u use the AA engine, does it have to go to meetings?

FREUD

    It's been sentenced to meetings at El Mirage and Bville busting dirt and salt :-P

             JL222 :cheers:

GH

John and Troy, you guys should think about going to coil packs and crank trigger ignition instead of the distributor. Your geeks can run it through the computer, that's a great system. We put that on the straight 8 Buick, it's rock solid, no movement at the balancer with the timing light.

bvillercr

Quote from: GH on March 12, 2010, 06:50:17 AM
John and Troy, you guys should think about going to coil packs and crank trigger ignition instead of the distributor. Your geeks can run it through the computer, that's a great system. We put that on the straight 8 Buick, it's rock solid, no movement at the balancer with the timing light.

Gary the distributor acts only as a source to deliver spark.  We do have a crank sensor and it runs off of our FAST unit.  A deception that you noticed. :-D :-D

GH

Troy, you still get a lot of slop in the delivery of the spark, plus using one coil instead of 8. You would like the coil packs.

bvillercr

Your right coil packs would be great, we used to run the electromotive ones when we ran dual plugs.  We have other goodies on our wish list before we worry about the ignition system. :cheers:

bvillercr

First on our wish list is a Racepak system and then the water injection, then we will see after that. :cheers: