I'm not a devoted endyn follower like a lot of people, but in this case, I would go for the pinning over the sleeving, for a street car. if it was pure race, I'd get sleeves.
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I'm not a devoted endyn follower like a lot of people, but in this case, I would go for the pinning over the sleeving, for a street car. if it was pure race, I'd get sleeves.
To "Pin The Block"? What does that mean? And what's involved in this proces? Just a curious import enthusiast. Thanks.
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95 civic EX coupe, JRSC@6psi, BTC set at 3 clicks, 8psi coming soon with all the goodies.......
Here is a shot of my "pinned" block after re-assembly. There are a total of 16 "pins", 8 on each side. You can see them if you look closely.
Allan
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?...638&p=34132402
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95 GSR (B18C1) 9.3:1 CR
ENDYN modified JRSC @ 17lbs, 70 shot NOS, ENDYN pistons, ENDYN rods, ENDYN modified crank, ENDYN ported and polished head, ENDYN valves, valve springs and retainers, Kamikazee Header, Thompson Intake tube, Brospeed Exhuast, Unorthodox Cam Gears, RC 370cc injectors, Vortech SFMU, Bosch (ENDYN modified) fuel pump, STR rail, Hyper R, Moroso oil pan, Moroso catch can, J&S SafeGuard, MSD6BTM, Blaster coil, MSD Cap, ES mounts, ES tranny bushings, ClutchMasters Stage 4, ClutchMasters Aluminum Flywheel, Baer 13" brakes (front), Baer modified rear rotors, Stainless lines, M/T slicks for the track, blah, blah, blah.....
345hp @ 7000 (crank hp) w/o NOS, dyno proven.
So is pinning the block done by drilling and tapping the block, then snugging bolts up to the cylinder walls,,, ???? and LARRY is a genius....
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Havent pinning the block been done a long long time ago? or maybe Endyn discover something new? just wondering.
Btw, if you dont plan to run more than 14psi or so, you shouldnt have do anything to the block (other than pistions).
Actually my goal is 17psi making about 300-350hp so something is necessary to stabalize the cylinder walls.
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...Steven
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300-350whp is pretty good, works out to close to 400hp fly. Thats gonna be one mean street car. hee hee. Good luck with building it up.
Anyone know how much Endyn charge for a complete motor rebuild? head, block, and the charger? just a rough estimate. TOO is too busy to reply i think. Been 2weeks. So if anyone got any price range, please let me know.
I now am confused at which approach is better. To pin the block like Endyn recommends or sleeve the block like Bensons does. Thoughts?
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...Steven
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Awwww....
C'mon Steven.... You know Larry... He knows what he's doing.
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95 GSR (B18C1)
ENDYN modified JRSC @ 17lbs, 70 shot NOS, ENDYN pistons, ENDYN rods, ENDYN modified crank, ENDYN ported and polished head, ENDYN valves, valve springs and retainers, Kamikazee Header, Thompson Intake tube, Brospeed Exhuast, Unorthodox Cam Gears, RC 370cc injectors, Vortech SFMU, Bosch (ENDYN modified) fuel pump, STR rail, Hyper R, Moroso oil pan, Moroso catch can, J&S SafeGuard, MSD6BTM, Blaster coil, MSD Cap, ES mounts, ES tranny bushings, ClutchMasters Stage 4, ClutchMasters Aluminum Flywheel, Baer 13" brakes (front), Baer modified rear rotors, Stainless lines, M/T slicks for the track, blah, blah, blah.....
345hp @ 7000 (crank hp) w/o NOS, dyno proven.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sheepdog:
300-350whp is pretty good, works out to close to 400hp fly. Thats gonna be one mean street car. hee hee. Good luck with building it up.
Anyone know how much Endyn charge for a complete motor rebuild? head, block, and the charger? just a rough estimate. TOO is too busy to reply i think. Been 2weeks. So if anyone got any price range, please let me know.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I BELIEVE PRICING IS AS FOLLOWS
PISTONS $440, RODS $500, RINGS $125, HEADWORK $950, BORE/DECK/HONE AND CYLINDER POSTING $450, CRANK WORK $450, AND RE-ASSEMBLY $450. BLOWER MOD IS $1500.
TAKE MY ADVICE AND HAVE LARRY ASSEMBLE YOUR MOTOR. THERE ARE PLENTY OF LOCAL "HOTROD SHOPS" THAT WILL TELL YOU THEY CAN ASSEMBLE YOUR "LITTLE MOTOR" AND THE RESULT CAN COST YOU A LOT OF MONEY. I'VE BEEN THROUGH IT. LARRY IS VERY BUSY BUT NOBODY HAS MY CONFIDENCE LIKE HE DOES. WOULDN'T YOU WANT A GUY KNOWN AS MR. DETAIL ASSEMBLING YOUR BOTTOM END?
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12PSI GSR, ROLLERWAVES, EAGLE RODS, KNIFE-EDGED CRANK, AL. FLYWHEEL, 310CC INJ., KAMIKAZE HEADER, 3" EX, ITR EX CAM, APEX V-AFC, J&S ULTRA, MOROSO PAN, AEM BIG BRAKES, H&R COIL-OVERS, ETC..