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by Poida
05 Jan 2006, 13:21
Forum: The Engine
Topic: Price on a G200W in pieces
Replies: 13
Views: 8139

Ideally if it had been carefully packed in a wooden crate after having the exposed faces coated in thick grease or that storage laquer it should be ok. Having it also wrapped in rust inhibiting paper packing also helps. It's amazing how easily rust begins to form on exposed metal just left in a shed...
by Poida
05 Jan 2006, 00:55
Forum: The Engine
Topic: Price on a G200W in pieces
Replies: 13
Views: 8139

Honestly, I wouldn't think in that state it's not going to really be a high price engine. It's probably going to be purchased more for spare parts than as a rebuilder especially if it's been disassembled for long and atmospheric moisture has begun to form oxidisation on machined surfaces. A cople of...
by Poida
04 Jan 2006, 13:56
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: My car
Replies: 5
Views: 3198

Yeah, I use Image Shack so much I donated money to them. Real worthwhile site. I currently have 755 images stored there (about half what I did have) so everyone can access them without using the bandwidth or storage space of my server. Pretty cool idea I think. I'd suggest if you haven't signed up f...
by Poida
04 Jan 2006, 03:17
Forum: The Engine
Topic: Starter Motors replacements
Replies: 13
Views: 7724

I've heard others say they used the SOHC starter with no problems.
by Poida
02 Jan 2006, 23:55
Forum: Part Suppliers
Topic: G161W & G180W pistons
Replies: 11
Views: 8176

The G180Z rings should be suitable from what I've been told, but that of course depends on the manufacturer of the piston in your engine. Most G series engines use 2.0mm compression rings and 4.0mm oil rings. There are some original G series pistons that use 1.5mm compression and 4.0mm oil ring so i...
by Poida
01 Jan 2006, 22:06
Forum: Things You Should Know
Topic: Forum Update - 01-01-06 ERROR!!!! <-READ!
Replies: 2
Views: 3619

Forum Update - 01-01-06 ERROR!!!! <-READ!

Happy new year people... I did a software update last night and so far I've found no glitches. If anyone does happen to find anything out of place please let me know. You won't see many of the additions provided in the update as they are more for security purposes. While I was fiddling I also added ...
by Poida
30 Dec 2005, 23:53
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: My twin cams
Replies: 11
Views: 5675

Scanning can be tedious but not impossible. I scanned the complete 900+ pages of the Piazza manual!
by Poida
30 Dec 2005, 23:51
Forum: Part Suppliers
Topic: G161W & G180W pistons
Replies: 11
Views: 8176

I believe the standard rings for G series SOHC engines are suitable. Before saying that is absolutely correct, I'd prefer to have that verified by someone who has actually used the SOHC rings. I own a G180W but as yet have not ever rebuilt one.
by Poida
30 Dec 2005, 13:30
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W Head torque settings
Replies: 6
Views: 4197

Isn't it included with the head gasket? The actual tension setting should be similar to that used in the SOHC engines. It's relative to the bolt diameter and thread pitch. The actual tension pattern is also probably safe enough following the same pattern as you would use on a SOHC head. Providing yo...
by Poida
29 Dec 2005, 11:10
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: My twin cams
Replies: 11
Views: 5675

That might be the option I go with elky. Not the preferred one but possibly the easiest one.
by Poida
28 Dec 2005, 23:05
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: My twin cams
Replies: 11
Views: 5675

Wanna forward the "part numbers for the twin cam and exploded view diagrams of the g180w" so it can be posted for all to reference? Make life easier having any documents to refer to. I can't find any online but that doesn't mean they don't exist. While on the subject elky, (may ahve alread...
by Poida
28 Dec 2005, 22:59
Forum: Part Suppliers
Topic: G161W & G180W pistons
Replies: 11
Views: 8176

Yeah just stick with moly rings or if you plan on running it hard, I'd be inclined to run plain iron rings and be prepared to replace them more often, extending the life of the bore doing so. If the rings get replaced before they wear enough to cause the piston to slap the bore or the ring grooves t...
by Poida
27 Dec 2005, 23:07
Forum: Delco 1227808
Topic: Your experiences
Replies: 15
Views: 10331

From scratch a full blooded ready to install KalMaker Pro is priced at $1100. Once you have one, or access to one, you can real time tune and then the data you aquire can be used or duplicated in any number of modified 808 ECU's. They need to be modified to utilise the real time software and that co...
by Poida
23 Dec 2005, 16:52
Forum: Delco 1227808
Topic: Your experiences
Replies: 15
Views: 10331

or ya could just go aftermarket sorry i'm not much help my twincam has never run a delco since i have had it. Delco in many ways is just like using an aftermarket except it is being taken from an OEM situation and then adapted by reprogramming to the new use in the same way you would with an afterm...
by Poida
23 Dec 2005, 16:39
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G-series twin cams origins ???
Replies: 13
Views: 8676

All imported. Been developed from the same base as the G series SOHC engines were. Both types were based on the old OHV G series engines used in cars back in the 1960's. There is a range of different G series engines many never being used in Australia. G130, G150, G160, G161, G180, G200. These were ...
by Poida
22 Dec 2005, 16:51
Forum: Delco 1227808
Topic: Your experiences
Replies: 15
Views: 10331

None of the 'G' series ever ran Delco EMS unless someone hooked them up that way. The Delco 808 can be adapted to anything of the 'G' series era, no problem at all. I'm slowly getting the pages in order to publish. some of you will be surprised just how versatile and powerful the 808 really is. Don'...
by Poida
21 Dec 2005, 10:38
Forum: Your Profile
Topic: Updating your LOCATION in your profile. (All please read)
Replies: 1
Views: 5597

To prevent future members from not including their location in their profile, I've altered the registration procedure so it is now mandatory to fill the 'location' field.

Meanwhile, please check to see your location is visable.
by Poida
21 Dec 2005, 10:25
Forum: For Sale
Topic: FS. Set of 4 Injectors ( new ) suit G180z
Replies: 2
Views: 2230

O ring or hose tail type? What vehicle are they actually off normally?
by Poida
21 Dec 2005, 10:23
Forum: For Sale
Topic: FS 2 x Oil Pumps ( New ) suit G180
Replies: 9
Views: 5816

Suitable for a G180Z or a G180W?

On that subject, does anyone know for sure if the 'Z' and 'W' oil pumps or components of them will interchange?
by Poida
14 Dec 2005, 23:19
Forum: Wanted To Buy
Topic: G180W inlet - EFI or carby. ***Have bought one, all sorted**
Replies: 8
Views: 5238

Excellent, I'll park my TRW book back in it's shelf then. Any idea of a part number?
by Poida
14 Dec 2005, 23:17
Forum: The Engine
Topic: Requirement of fitting a CAT
Replies: 20
Views: 12084

If it was produced that way and it passes the requirements to register then you shouldn't need to change it. I'd double chack that with the authority in your state.
by Poida
13 Dec 2005, 18:40
Forum: Wanted To Buy
Topic: G180W inlet - EFI or carby. ***Have bought one, all sorted**
Replies: 8
Views: 5238

I don't think 'whinging' it the correct term to use. In situations where the engine is made to work hard most of the time, life expectancy of most components is shortened. I'm sure cam bearings with inherent oil supply problems will be a cause for concern to someone wishing to make a twenty year old...
by Poida
13 Dec 2005, 18:13
Forum: For Sale
Topic: G180W and manual gearbox
Replies: 3
Views: 2922

G180W and manual gearbox

Holden Gemini G180 twin cam EFI motor & 5 speed on eBay.

Image

LINK TO ITEM
by Poida
13 Dec 2005, 18:02
Forum: For Sale
Topic: Twin 40 IDF Webers
Replies: 4
Views: 3073

No problem. Your gear was it?
by Poida
13 Dec 2005, 18:00
Forum: The Engine
Topic: ECU for G200W
Replies: 25
Views: 16864

I have been interested in the Delco for years. Until recently I had not been as intent on using the system as I am now. I know there are plenty of alternatives around and I did look at the megasquirt but I still prefer the Delco. Those prices I quoted are for proprietry KalMaker components. Cut them...