It begins... Tons of new parts... Lots of pics, Special thanks To Pokageek

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  1. Adam95GT New Member

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    Well i feel as now that im in the right direction. I went for a drive to Pokageek's place to pick up a 306 i will be using for my build and some injectors. He was a big help and through a bunch of parts my way that will help out alot... I just wanted to say thanks for all the help man :nice: ... Well i also bought some new shocks and struts and some pulleys that are still in the mail... today i started to clean up the block a little but its just too hot outside right now...

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    After a little degreaser and a very hard dollarstore toothbrush... pistons look great... only did one ill do the rest when it gets cooler outside and i pick up some breakcleaner...
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    Pokageek also threw me a set of valve covers...
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    I spent some time and cleaned these up as well...
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    24lberz...
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    Possibly cal'd maf..
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    8 Trickflow Push rods
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    A trash bag o' gaskets
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    Inside i found the cam specs...
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    He also gave me a filter and coil...
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    And here are the hp Blues i picked up for $150 Shipped...
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    My pulleys i picked up for $45 shipped and they are brand new FRPP Pulleys...
    Im still in need of a FPR if anyone has one....

    Thanks again pokageek... the build is looking to be finished by the end of this month
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    A wire brush on an electric drill will clean up those pistons much faster.
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    Thats exactly what i was thinking... lol i was about to whip out the dremmel but decided to play it safe....
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    You are welcome. :) Wow those pistons are cleaning up well too. Hehe, I see you found the cam specs sheet too lol. I did not know I put that in there. I am glad I found the purchase order by luck as well! Now you have documentation!
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    Yup... thanks man! any chance you have the other 8 push rods??? also does anyone know a anyway to turn the short block with no balancer of flywheel on there...so i can push the rest of the pistons to TDC to clean them up... ive been sitting out in the garage cleaning with a wirebrush and some degreaser its working great...
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    Ok. I will try to find those tonight for you.
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    Well i found a wirebrush... my toothbrush broke... lol... and using some degreaser... here is what i have done so far... i have work in an hour so im pretty much done for today...
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    What ya guys think??? i knew i kept my broken old balancer for some reason... HAHA
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    thanks man :nice:
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    wow thats clean. glad you are finally get the engine build going.
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    Thanks guys... at one point a few weeks back i was considering selling this to pick up another probe... but this has gotten me motivated...
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    :nice: sweet deal man! i dunno why but i love seeing pics of car parts. :D
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    what heads and intake you goin with?
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    damn, that block is cleaning up nicely! congrats on the purchases!
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    TFS/KPI street heats casted in 1988... they are oldschool... but i talked a guy thats on the downs ford team... he said there are better heads today but these are great... he said they dont support over 550 RWhp though so i might wanna sell them.... i told him they are for a 306 DD and he said that they would work great... I was gonna put some gt40p's on there but he said that the KPI's will outflow them and ill have a better powerband... Intake i have a gt40 explorer for now... but if i can sell it im picking up a Street heat intake to do with the heads... if money permits... :nice: right now im broke:rlaugh:
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    Good deal! This is the ways deals are SUPPOSED to go.

    Go easy on those pistons with the (steel) wire brush. The same brush can be used to clean the remaining gaskets off the decks and all the other gasket areas. When you paint, clean those surfaces to be painted with brake cleaner, then the wire brush then the brake cleaner again. (Brake cleaner CAN remove/lift paint.) Make sure the BC is completely dry. Mask it. Paint it. You're good to go!

    Sounds like you have a nice DD combo, with these parts. ;)
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    Those cam specs look like the old Wolverine 1190 cam.
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    Yup looked up the part # thats a good little cam. Not a big power maker though. The timing events on the other hand give you a crap load of P2V clearance. Basiclly just before the piston reaches TDC the valve closes, and as the piston starts moving down the valve opens. It's a good N/A cam cause it allows you to mill the crap out of heads and give you compresson power. If I decide to stay N/A and not go cutom I'd use it's bigger brother Wolverine 1087 ( SpeedPro Part #CS1177R). Congrats on the buy.
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    Think id be better off using an E cam??? or a steeda 19 or TFS 1... its good that i have alot of P2V clearence because of the heads im using... Pokageek dynoed at 293rwhp
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    Should i just paint the sides of the block???

    what should i tape off???

    -where the timig cover goes
    -Where the bellhousing meets the block
    -Pistons and deck
    -oilpan
    -oilfilter location


    anything im missing
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    yeah, you really just need to paint the outsides.

    i did all that--cleaned it up, degreased it, painted it... didn't take pics (doh!!), then i forgot to tighten the radiator cap before taking it out for the first time and got grimey water all over it... now i have orange all over the place.

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