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by archangel62
02 Mar 2007, 03:55
Forum: G200W
Topic: Dialing in your cams for a twincam
Replies: 7
Views: 6471

My input would be - if you're not sure your cams are dialed in right, turn the engine over by hand first. If a valve hits a piston and you're turning it over by hand, it shouldn't do much damage (if any), and if the valves kiss you'd probably know about it before you screw anything up... As opposed ...
by archangel62
02 Mar 2007, 03:50
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: Harvos G180W is on the road
Replies: 18
Views: 10078

That must feel awesome! Mine's nearly ready too. I can't wait. If you got new rings, remember to bed them in ASAP. I'm not even gonna start mine when it's in there, or maybe once to check electrical system, but I'm just gonna take it straight to the dyno place and have them bed the rings in, and tun...
by archangel62
25 Feb 2007, 03:58
Forum: For Sale
Topic: Free Auto Twin cam box
Replies: 6
Views: 4835

I thought 4z, or something outta a Rodeo, had left handed starter too?

My other box says Rodeo :? it's a bit of a mystery box though.
by archangel62
24 Feb 2007, 04:22
Forum: For Sale
Topic: twin came on ebay
Replies: 9
Views: 6524

In fact he's since changed his mind and is now getting a Skyline! :lol:
by archangel62
24 Feb 2007, 04:20
Forum: For Sale
Topic: Free Auto Twin cam box
Replies: 6
Views: 4835

Ha! I didn't even know the twincams came in auto. How many speed is it? I'm not personally interested...

Maybe market it/give it to the "Lowlux" style Rodeo crew?
by archangel62
06 Feb 2007, 05:27
Forum: For Sale
Topic: FS: 1976 TX with DOHC G200W engine
Replies: 1
Views: 2229

Did you fix the front left corner?

Sorry dude but its not like the buyer won't notice...

It's not serious though, just a dent fron where a past owner nudged something.
by archangel62
06 Feb 2007, 05:15
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

Thanks Nick :D

Yeah, confirming, the G200Z rod bearings fit fine.
by archangel62
12 Jan 2007, 02:57
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

Right, I had a look at some G200Z rod bearings, they look spot on. Unfortunately I couldn't try em.

I know I keep asking but could anyone give me torque settings for crank, rod big ends, and cams?
by archangel62
12 Jan 2007, 02:06
Forum: For Sale
Topic: twin cam parts for sale perth
Replies: 16
Views: 10682

Do you have a spare TPS that you'd be willing to separate and send?
by archangel62
11 Jan 2007, 23:46
Forum: Wanted To Buy
Topic: WTB: Throttle Position Sensor for G180W throttlebody
Replies: 2
Views: 2531

The Megasquirt II page said it could be calibrated to suit most TPS's. Will have a look around for more info, but if anyone has a standard G180W TPS, I'm interested in buying...
by archangel62
11 Jan 2007, 23:42
Forum: The Engine
Topic: Engine breaking down at low revs!
Replies: 7
Views: 5258

Yeah, I was thinking along the lines of what Poida said - except I don't know half as much :lol:. I've heard of plenty of problems running turbo blow through carby, because the carby isn't set up correctly, some people even think you can't do it (which of course we know isn't true). I'd say have it ...
by archangel62
10 Jan 2007, 00:26
Forum: Wanted To Buy
Topic: WTB: Throttle Position Sensor for G180W throttlebody
Replies: 2
Views: 2531

WTB: Throttle Position Sensor for G180W throttlebody

As topic says... Just after a TPS (Throttle Position Sensor) from a G180W throttle body. I could fit one off of another motor but I'd rather save myself stuffing around and just fit what bolts up, for once (since half of my stuff doesn't). Also, if anyone has a stock fuel pressure regulator from G18...
by archangel62
27 Dec 2006, 03:32
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

lol :D I thought the twincam rods were forged not cast or something, or that they were at least meatier and stronger. I'm guessing the oil feed line in the SOHC rods would do the same thing as in DOHC? Methinks I'll just leave the upper bearing shells, if I get bearing noise I'll change em and see i...
by archangel62
23 Dec 2006, 03:24
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

Yeah I spose. I just see the twincam rods as superior items 8)
by archangel62
23 Dec 2006, 03:17
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: Eli's G180W
Replies: 41
Views: 24488

Nick, Thanks for reading through my post - I was hoping someone would but I've been enough of a pain, so I didn't want to ask. I thought when fitting bearing shells you just use some engine oil? That's what I used when I repacked the upper rod shell. I have some heavy duty grease I could use instead...
by archangel62
22 Dec 2006, 01:47
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: Eli's G180W
Replies: 41
Views: 24488

Got the head back awhile ago, it looks sweet as, looks very ported too. I'm gonna get a 1mm copper head gasket made, and sell the one I bought, it'll just be easier that way. Also going to o-ring the block because it's cheap ($88-$148 depending on where I go). Here's what's left: -Head gasket -Oring...
by archangel62
22 Dec 2006, 00:45
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

Would it totally mince the bearing shell if I had a hole drilled in it? lol

If anyone has some G200Z bearings lying around I'd be interested to know their measurement to compare to the G180Z's.
by archangel62
11 Dec 2006, 01:57
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

Both sides of the Z bearings have the holes drilled in them (ACL anyway, even though the holes aren't used), so two sets wouldn't help. Unfortunately it completely blocks off the oil supply hole. I was thinking that they may be able to be modified despite the existing hole... It's hard to explain ov...
by archangel62
10 Dec 2006, 04:01
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

Image

Sorry if it's not that clear...
by archangel62
10 Dec 2006, 02:53
Forum: The Engine
Topic: G180W rebuild and bearings
Replies: 19
Views: 13749

I have just made a discovery. G180Z rod big end bearings fit G180W, however the upper (piston crown) side bearing shell should not be interchanged. The oil hole in the rod which "splashes" oil onto the piston (this is my understanding of it?) is blocked up by the SOHC bearings, and the rec...
by archangel62
06 Dec 2006, 04:32
Forum: For Sale
Topic: EOI: motec comp suit g200w: perth
Replies: 4
Views: 3453

The most you'd need is a new MAP sensor to run turbo, ie one calibrated and accurate under boost, I can't see any reason why the computer would be incapable. Gotta love EFI versatility 8)
by archangel62
16 Nov 2006, 00:19
Forum: For Sale
Topic: EOI; 1982/3 PF60 ZZ/R $2500 ono
Replies: 18
Views: 12244

:( That must feel shit man... I'd hate to have to sell my car unwillingly for money reasons, even moreso if it actually worked lol. Get an evening job or something? If I had the money I wouldn't try to haggle as it's just not fair on you, but I don't, I'm poor and every cent goes to my twincam. Best...
by archangel62
15 Nov 2006, 22:37
Forum: My Engine!
Topic: Eli's G180W
Replies: 41
Views: 24488

Bought myself some G180Z crank main bearings and conrod big end bearings.

Trying to sort out a head gasket atm.

Head is being ported, chemically cleaned, pressure tested, valves and bucket things adjusted...

Lots of other stuff going on but there's been progress.
by archangel62
14 Nov 2006, 03:04
Forum: The Engine
Topic: SOHC Head Gasket blank.
Replies: 32
Views: 22486

Hmm do all copper head gaskets need O-ringing? ACL, the mob who made this, said this doesn't but apparently, according to a guy at a business (who stood to gain from saying this), ACL havn't been doing copper gaskets for long and don't know their stuff. However I am inclined to think the guy who tol...
by archangel62
29 Oct 2006, 20:13
Forum: The Engine
Topic: SOHC Head Gasket blank.
Replies: 32
Views: 22486

Yeah thats it, are they re-useable?