Rons engine build-up
Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2001 3:48 pm
I remember a while back near the beginning of this group, we had a
discussion on swapping to 2.5 heads on the 2.2 Turbo block; this may have
been before you signed up Ron.
Which heads did we decide were the best (flow, lifters, etc)? Because that
might be a great option to do while you have the engine apart.. eqivilent
of a 22b in a legacy turbo? that'd be sweeeeet!
Jason
>>>>Got my crankshaft and cams into the shop for measure and polish. It
was confirmed that they are still within spec and have been polished
up. Ordered new bearings from the shop, they only wanted around $130
for both mains and connecting rods, whereas through the dealer I was
looking at around $500, go figure! Also ordered a new oil pump,
figure if I am going to put all this work into this baby, I DON'T
want to have an oil pump failure. Hopefully, I will get all this back
by Friday and I can start putting the bottom end together this
weekend.
Checked out my valve lash adjusters and I have a few that were stuck
in the pumped up position, I had to insert a small punch into the
rear to release the oil. Hmmm… this is interesting. I wonder if they
are gummed up, at this point I am torn between just replacing them
all or keeping the ones that pass the pump up test as outlined in the
manual. Next step is to port and polish my heads, I will be looking
into sending them out vs. doing it myself.
That's the status so far, I will try to take some digital pictures of
the process, I hope it will be informative!
Ron Weldy
'91 Turbo Legacy Sedan <<<<
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discussion on swapping to 2.5 heads on the 2.2 Turbo block; this may have
been before you signed up Ron.
Which heads did we decide were the best (flow, lifters, etc)? Because that
might be a great option to do while you have the engine apart.. eqivilent
of a 22b in a legacy turbo? that'd be sweeeeet!
Jason
>>>>Got my crankshaft and cams into the shop for measure and polish. It
was confirmed that they are still within spec and have been polished
up. Ordered new bearings from the shop, they only wanted around $130
for both mains and connecting rods, whereas through the dealer I was
looking at around $500, go figure! Also ordered a new oil pump,
figure if I am going to put all this work into this baby, I DON'T
want to have an oil pump failure. Hopefully, I will get all this back
by Friday and I can start putting the bottom end together this
weekend.
Checked out my valve lash adjusters and I have a few that were stuck
in the pumped up position, I had to insert a small punch into the
rear to release the oil. Hmmm… this is interesting. I wonder if they
are gummed up, at this point I am torn between just replacing them
all or keeping the ones that pass the pump up test as outlined in the
manual. Next step is to port and polish my heads, I will be looking
into sending them out vs. doing it myself.
That's the status so far, I will try to take some digital pictures of
the process, I hope it will be informative!
Ron Weldy
'91 Turbo Legacy Sedan <<<<
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