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Originally Posted by GTOKILLER
(Post 3800670)
+1. Good thread though!!
That motor is screaming to be unleashed with just a couple simple upgrades. |
Originally Posted by f_inscreenname
(Post 3800657)
Motor out sitting on the floor, intake not looking so good, winter on the way......
New intake, cam, roller rockers, and some GLM exhaust would get you bunch of HP and drop about 100 lbs from the package. PS, if your intake looks bad what's you exhaust look like? |
Originally Posted by f_inscreenname
(Post 3800743)
There is no better time. Couple hours with someone that knows what they are doing. A day or two for someone who does not but still could be done easy enough.
That motor is screaming to be unleashed with just a couple simple upgrades. |
Originally Posted by 4bus
(Post 3800852)
These are the 330 engines right?
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One thing you might want to do while the motors are sitting on floor is remove all the freeze plugs on the block and replace them. Easy job. When they are out you can flush block really good and see all the crud and sand that needs to get out of nooks and crannies. Should only take an hour or two per motor. You'll be surprised how much chit is in there.
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Originally Posted by sonicss42
(Post 3800863)
One thing you might want to do while the motors are sitting on floor is remove all the freeze plugs on the block and replace them. Easy job. When they are out you can flush block really good and see all the crud and sand that needs to get out of nooks and crannies. Should only take an hour or two per motor. You'll be surprised how much chit is in there.
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I'd replace bilge pumps and float switch while you are in the neighborhood. Cant get to them without pulling a motor.
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Originally Posted by HiPerf2000
(Post 3801099)
I'd replace bilge pumps and float switch while you are in the neighborhood. Cant get to them without pulling a motor.
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Originally Posted by FuelinAround
(Post 3800985)
Air chisel? Screw driver and hammer? How do your flush them? Fire the motors and let the water run through there.
Take the front mounted water pump off and put a hose in there with the plugs out, if you decide to go that far. U can also just flush the block with a hose with that same pump off, plug the thermo hole and water will run through Everythjng and back out the other side. With good hose pressure u might be surprised what comes out |
DONT TOUCH FREEZEPLUGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANOTHER BIG CAN OF WORMS !!!!!!!!!! Good Luck Josh !!! Call me .....You know I got the good stuff for motors !! hahaha
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