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Re: Where to from here?

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Taz wrote:I tried cranking it while it was still in the car, then when it was the complete block, then as you see there, the crank wouldnt turn at all, so i assumed it was completely effed and that it might help if i take everything off of it and see if that helps, clearly not haha
Had you pulled the heads off or at least removed the plugs? If not, you're fighting 10:1 compression...
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no, the heads were completely off, the only difference was it was still bolted to the chassis instead of out of the car.
zero movement in or out, and i know the car was waterlocked so w/ever its going to the scrap yard now, not my problem ive given up
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210NM is not enough to remove the bolt.
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Shane001 wrote:These things are torqued to something like 150ft-lb and locktite'd on!

you think ours are bad, my previous racecar was a MkIII Supra, these are torqued on at over 200ft-lb, and f**king loctite'd as well just to piss you off. I spent almost an entire day trying to get one undone on a 1JZ a few years ago.

Try getting some heat into it. And or heat cycling it a few times.

you just gotta have persistence and keep hitting it with the impact wrench over and over until it cracks.
payaya wrote:210NM is not enough to remove the bolt.
So who is right??
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Taz wrote:
Shane001 wrote:These things are torqued to something like 150ft-lb and locktite'd on!

you think ours are bad, my previous racecar was a MkIII Supra, these are torqued on at over 200ft-lb, and f**king loctite'd as well just to piss you off. I spent almost an entire day trying to get one undone on a 1JZ a few years ago.

Try getting some heat into it. And or heat cycling it a few times.

you just gotta have persistence and keep hitting it with the impact wrench over and over until it cracks.
payaya wrote:210NM is not enough to remove the bolt.
So who is right??
Depends on who did it up last. When I do mine up, I set my torque wrench to 'f**k you' tight because I dont actually use a torque wrench on it. I use a big f**k off breaker bar.

Plus its gonna take more than 150ft-lb to crack the loctite as well.
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That, and if it's 150ft-lbs, then you're looking at around 205Nm to break AS WELL AS the loctite. Put simply, payayayayayaya is right. The 210Nm rattle gun won't break it (and if it does, I'd be surprised). A length of pipe (similar to that of bennoz's e-penis) should make for a good breaker bar. Failing that, find a bigger hammer :lol:
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Speak of big bits of lead pipe, who has mine? I lent it to someone from here!
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im over it anyway, its off to the scrap metal yard, gen y laziness - 'meh'
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Bennoz wrote:Speak of big bits of lead pipe, who has mine? I lent it to someone from here!
Me! My bad, I'll drop it back around when I'm back in the country, sorry prez!
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bass_twitch wrote:
Bennoz wrote:Speak of big bits of lead pipe, who has mine? I lent it to someone from here!
Me! My bad, I'll drop it back around when I'm back in the country, sorry prez!
LOL, when you back?
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If u need a loan of a big bar Ben just let me know ;)
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Bennoz wrote:
bass_twitch wrote:
Bennoz wrote:Speak of big bits of lead pipe, who has mine? I lent it to someone from here!
Me! My bad, I'll drop it back around when I'm back in the country, sorry prez!
LOL, when you back?
Early August :oops:
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