LegitDuner
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What did you do to the j32 that's making 500 to the wheels? Sounds like a monster. Don't see many j32s with that power
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Kraut_n_Rice
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A couple extra atmospheres would do it.
Ganzo
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Anyone know where to get a throttle bracket like the one Arizona performance imports sells? Ive reached out to them but no answer. Thanks
EastMT
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Where on the valve cover did you guys weld the 10AN bungs for the vent lines?
The 2 on the front of the valve covers go to the vent canister. The 2 on the back of the valve covers to breathers. I removed the baffles inside the covers.
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Thanks for the pictures and info!
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Anyone had issues with sand getting into their bellhousing? I spoke with Kennedy and what I thought was clutch dust turns out it is sand getting into the clutch assembly. Never had a problem when I was running a single disc. According to them, Black dust is clutch dust and Grey is sand. Not sure if my adapter plate is not sealing correctly. I always run the small plate at the bottom to seal it off as well.
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Iv had this happen when I had the small plate on. I running without the plate haven’t had a problem. I’m guessing the sand just falls through now. Mine filled up causing the throw out assembly to lock up.
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There are two holes you have to stuff full of silicone. One is in what would be the lifter valley. The other is on the side about in line with crank center.
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Do you have pictures?
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No, but it's pretty obvious once you get the adapter plate/flywheel off.
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Do a new rear main while you're in there.
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ChasingSand
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Oh yea! All the gaskets and seals will be new. Its a brand new block from Honda with the CSS guards, with the wiseco pistons and P2R rods from the old motor. Should be a tank
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ANOTHER new one? What's that like 10 now? LOL
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ChasingSand
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I think 6-7 ha ha. This one should be bulletproof now ha ha
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Ok this may be a stupid question. I used to have a subi motor attached to my 091 trans, i swapped it out for a j35 and used same tranny and starter. Heres the dumb question, should i have swapped starter when I changed motor? My starter I think took a dump (will verify tomorrow) and i want to know if i messed up
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EastMT
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If you’re referring to the circled RTV it is plugging a hole that could allow sand in.
Yup learned about the holes too and sealed them up.Windy days sand blows all over followed by some rain and you can end up with alot of sand.
I also put a plate at the bottom and sealed it up done have any sand in there anymore but leasson learned and also replaced the main seal then as well.
I also put a plate at the bottom and sealed it up done have any sand in there anymore but leasson learned and also replaced the main seal then as well.
