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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4083638)
Now it is up to the engine builder to check the tolerances. Lifter bore clearance is no different then checking rod and main clearance. If this is missed and the engine goes down then it is the engine builders fault.
and to add to that, at a time that I was not able to, he build MY motor. a 509 that dynoed at 635 HP. That motor was in my boat for the 5 years that I owned it, and it spend 99% of its time at 5500+ RPM. It never missed a beat. The only thing I ever did to it was change oil, and spark plugs. Then I sold it and for the 2 years I kept in touch with the new owner the motor ran perfectly. Thats SEVEN years on a motor that was not babied, and never even had the valve covers off it. |
Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4084044)
Ya know, you keep impling that S30 did something wrong in his build. Unlike you, he is a BUILDER. I have driven and ridden in multiple boats with his power in them, including his. They fly, they live and they work as they are supposed to.
and to add to that, at a time that I was not able to, he build MY motor. a 509 that dynoed at 635 HP. That motor was in my boat for the 5 years that I owned it, and it spend 99% of its time at 5500+ RPM. It never missed a beat. The only thing I ever did to it was change oil, and spark plugs. Then I sold it and for the 2 years I kept in touch with the new owner the motor ran perfectly. Thats SEVEN years on a motor that was not babied, and never even had the valve covers off it. http://youtube.com/watch/GKC2MRn7WXU |
Makes one wonder if Morel knows this guy is selling inferior product using their name..
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Nothing like the daily cslob beatings with my coffee.
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Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4084106)
Nothing like the daily cslob beatings with my coffee.
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Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4084106)
Nothing like the daily cslob beatings with my coffee.
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Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Jake
(Post 4084113)
Does it taste bitter or better??
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Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4083990)
you just this stupid,thats not even close to the lifter you stiffed us w/.the oiling had nothing to do w/ lifter to bore clearance, you idiot.If I made the god damn bore loser to oil the upper end the lifter would have failed.Its nice how you get a tiny bit of info and focus on it.
see retard,,I buy an isky lifter and I never have a oiling problem,,I buy 5 sets from you and I mysteriously have a problem.100's of other salespeople lifters,no problem,,5 sets from a boob alcoholic and i have a problem,coincidence,not a chance.you sold us junk. again,the conman strikes Here are you pictures: http://forums.boatfreaks.org/showthread.php?t=5624 You state the engines had reversion with the 731 Cam. Doug states that it was first thought that the springs were bad from Canfield. So that tells me these were assemblies. Guide clearance would not be set up for Marine use. That has to be done per the engine builder. Guide clearance was never checked, the valves seized in the guides and the engines came down. YOu need a scape goat to blame for your lack of engine building skills so you blamed the lifters. The same 4606 roller lifter that Morel makes today and is used in Drag, Circle track, truck pull, and marine. SAM in Houston has classes to train you Bill if you want to be an engine builder. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084190)
Problem is Bill you posted a picture of the lifters and if anyone google searches they will see they are the same lifter.
Here are you pictures: http://forums.boatfreaks.org/showthread.php?t=5624 You state the engines had reversion with the 731 Cam. Doug states that it was first thought that the springs were bad from Canfield. So that tells me these were assemblies. Guide clearance would not be set up for Marine use. That has to be done per the engine builder. Guide clearance was never checked, the valves seized in the guides and the engines came down. YOu need a scape goat to blame for your lack of engine building skills so you blamed the lifters. The same 4606 roller lifter that Morel makes today and is used in Drag, Circle track, truck pull, and marine. SAM in Houston has classes to train you Bill if you want to be an engine builder. man up straub, and admit you messed up and sent junk. All of us make mistakes, and its about time you admitted you make more than most. |
Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Jake
(Post 4084113)
Does it taste bitter or better??
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Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4084205)
you are 1000% NOT QUALIFIED to make a post that has a single technical thing in it. you don't own a tool, and failed screwdriver and hammer classes. You have NEVER put anything together in your life. So you quoting what you think happened to the motor is like me telling an engineer how to get a man to the moon. Just more attempts at redirection because of your screw ups.
man up straub, and admit you messed up and sent junk. All of us make mistakes, and its about time you admitted you make more than most. The picture Bill printed of using SOLO cups to hold tooling said it all. Look at the picture with the Duramax. That's what he considers a clean room....a smart person with some simple mechanical skills and the ability to read can catch that the guide clearance was not checked in these engines and that led to the failure. Blaming the part failure is easy. Admitting that we missed a critical tolerance is another. Bill has hung himself with his own statements. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084211)
The picture Bill printed of using SOLO cups to hold tooling said it all. Look at the picture with the Duramax. That's what he considers a clean room....a smart person with some simple mechanical skills and the ability to read can catch that the guide clearance was not checked in these engines and that led to the failure. Blaming the part failure is easy. Admitting that we missed a critical tolerance is another. Bill has hung himself with his own statements.
and the loser you hired to build engines for you did it in a garage covered in newspaper and plaster dust. I've been in the assembly room where marine and customer motors are built when S30 works, and its spotless. Oh wait, I forgot. You backed up a poser who claimed he could do a FULL posrt job on cylinder heads in 2 hours. Yea, you back qualified people. NOT. Again, you are NOT qualified to talk about guide clearance. You don't do it, don't own the tools to do it, and couldn't do it if you did own the tools. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084211)
Doug,
The picture Bill printed of using SOLO cups to hold tooling said it all. Look at the picture with the Duramax. That's what he considers a clean room....a smart person with some simple mechanical skills and the ability to read can catch that the guide clearance was not checked in these engines and that led to the failure. Blaming the part failure is easy. Admitting that we missed a critical tolerance is another. Bill has hung himself with his own statements. as for the valve guide,you again don't know chiot and prove it w/ your comment.you know nothing about reversion and what it can and can't do.I'm not gonna teach you,you idiot.but clearance were perfect. after mufflers were taken off,no more problems. as for the lifters,,you sold us 5 set that were not marine special,but more like ctroll shortbus specials,coming from the head retard. and prove it chit bag that theres tooling in those cups,prove it.Let you in on a hint you liar,,theres nothhing in them.there used water cups that get thinner put in them for cleaning brushes. keep trying conman,,maybe we should talk about you inability to tell the truth,,about anything. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084190)
You state the engines had reversion with the 731 Cam. . Guide clearance was never checked, the valves seized in the guides and the engines came down. YOu need a scape goat to blame for your lack of engine building skills so you blamed the lifters.
now follow closely you brain dead conman,because my story won't change ever.the engine reverted,stuck avalve.we fix said engine and get lifters from you,,5 set,,remember before i said and listed the 5 engine.well 1 set chris's engine.your chit brick lifters went into this engine after the initial failure. thanks to you,you conman,,I had the pleasure of taking this engine apart and fixing the lifters. now go con some poor sap on chevelles |
this was chris's boat after he sold it.and I fixed the engines.theres other vids available of the boat I don't own says the ctroll.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7lg5TxwPeY |
Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4084221)
The duramax in this thread is assembled. Duh. so it needs to be in a clean room? Its going in a truck. you think thats clean?
and the loser you hired to build engines for you did it in a garage covered in newspaper and plaster dust. I've been in the assembly room where marine and customer motors are built when S30 works, and its spotless. Oh wait, I forgot. You backed up a poser who claimed he could do a FULL posrt job on cylinder heads in 2 hours. Yea, you back qualified people. NOT. Again, you are NOT qualified to talk about guide clearance. You don't do it, don't own the tools to do it, and couldn't do it if you did own the tools. |
Speaking of duramax . What's one worth with 97,000 miles lbz. 2006. With Allison.
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Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4084241)
first conman w/ no mechanical skills,,that engine is behind my bench.its there for fitting.something you know nothing about,now stop diverting the attention,conman.
as for the valve guide,you again don't know chiot and prove it w/ your comment.you know nothing about reversion and what it can and can't do.I'm not gonna teach you,you idiot.but clearance were perfect. after mufflers were taken off,no more problems. as for the lifters,,you sold us 5 set that were not marine special,but more like ctroll shortbus specials,coming from the head retard. and prove it chit bag that theres tooling in those cups,prove it.Let you in on a hint you liar,,theres nothhing in them.there used water cups that get thinner put in them for cleaning brushes. keep trying conman,,maybe we should talk about you inability to tell the truth,,about anything. I think it is great that you want to be somebody in this industry. I would suggest instead of tearing down anyone that disagrees with you I would concentrate on work and doing your best. If you dont' understand something then ask someone who does. Calling people names and accusing them of having substance abuse issues does nothing for your future. |
Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4083161)
conman,conman,conman,
talk all you want,the fact that YOU sold them and spec them,,and they failed to oil is a screw up by you.A good conman,always has an excuse and tries to talk intelligent.fact is,bullet designs your cams. now go learn to change a spark plug and sell some chinese heads and lifters,,conman, I know you like Google, so just type in Morel no oil flow to cylinder heads or morel no oil flow. You'll find a bunch who tried returning them to no avail and others who cut a groove from the oiling hole on side of lifter. Here's one: http://www.429-460.com/t17236p75-new...-no-oil-to-top Don't let Chris tell you otherwise. It was very for real. |
Is there anyone in TN that can take CSTRAB out back and put him down. So much misdirection w this guy on every post. I wouldnt hire this guy to be a sales person at Walmart. Just reading all these posts and the others on Boatfreaks the facts show him to be mostly incompetant when it comes to marine engines and even engines in particular. How come no customers or engine builders come to your defense or say how you really helped them out?????
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4084275)
S30 - just so you know. You are not alone. A handful of years ago , a good amt of people ran into this 'no top end' oiling thing with Morels and the other lifters , Like Lunati, that where made by Morel.
I know you like Google, so just type in Morel no oil flow to cylinder heads or morel no oil flow. You'll find a bunch who tried returning them to no avail and others who cut a groove from the oiling hole on side of lifter. Here's one: http://www.429-460.com/t17236p75-new...-no-oil-to-top Don't let Chris tell you otherwise. It was very for real. Re: new morel lifters no oil to top? Paul Kane on Tue 2 Apr 2013 - 1:00 .nitro717 wrote: I put new morel lifter in to replace the old comps and now have no oil up top. Using a drill to prime it havent started it yet, did notive to oil hole are 90degrees off from the comps. Get about 40 lbs of pressure with the drill.Morel intentionally manufactures their lifters with a lifter body diameter that is on the high side (those which are sold under the Morel brand name). They do this so that the performance engine builder can size his lifter bore clearances exactly where he wants them, just like sizing the pin end of a con rod, for example. It's intended as high-end application stuff. If you don't set the lifter bore clearance, you may not get adequate top end oiling. New blocks will need to have the lifter bores sized, and used blocks often need to be sized...or you can lightly notch the lifters instead of honing the lifter bores. (Another nice thing is if a used block's lifter bores are worn a thou or so, the Morels can "compensate" for that in some builds.) I think it's great that we have a lifter body with alkl of this in mind, and from a high quality manufacturer. And Morel makes some very high quality lifters. People who use them and companies that offer them under their own brand name include: Force, Roush/Yates, Hendrick's, RCR...Isky, Crower, Merc, Lunati, and more. Paul Scott, You ask any engine builder what the main and rod clearance is and they can tell you. You ask 10 of them what the lifter to bore clearance is and 1 can tell you. The industry std is if they drop in the fit. Morels are at OEM size and need OEM tolerance. .0003" of extra oil clearance on a 2.450" main reduces oil flow by 1GPM. YOu take 16 lifter bores that are on the large size and you tell me how much oil is lost every minute due to internal bleeding. IT IS THE ENGINE BUILDERS RESPONSIBILTY TO CHECK CLEARANCES. |
You didn't read all of it, but that's typical.
Why do you have such a hard on to tell so many people they are wrong. I was telling S30 he was not a lone. Others discovered other lifters not having the problem....some had grooves from the manufacturer, and when these grooves where applied to the Morels, they worked. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084252)
I do own a Sunnen VGS20 Doug. I do own a Sunnen Gauge. If you only knew something.
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084254)
I think it is great that you want to be somebody in this industry. I would suggest instead of tearing down anyone that disagrees with you I would concentrate on work and doing your best. If you dont' understand something then ask someone who does. Calling people names and accusing them of having substance abuse issues does nothing for your future.
You claims on S30 are beyond lame. He has the boats/engines to prove his ability to make marine power. the only thing you have is BS piled on top of the last pile of BS you made. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084211)
Doug,
The picture Bill printed of using SOLO cups to hold tooling said it all. Look at the picture with the Duramax. That's what he considers a clean room....a smart person with some simple mechanical skills and the ability to read can catch that the guide clearance was not checked in these engines and that led to the failure. Blaming the part failure is easy. Admitting that we missed a critical tolerance is another. Bill has hung himself with his own statements. |
Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4084329)
Do you need a clean room to assemble a motor?
Edit in: Thus why my info under my screen name to the left. LOL. |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4084335)
It depends on what angle he is taking and what benefits his story.
Edit in: Thus why my info under my screen name to the left. LOL. |
Too bad a build off between the 2 combatants can't not be arranged with no outside assistance. Same cu in, carbed, no SC, pump gas. All machine work and assembly done by each individual..:evilb:
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4084340)
Gotcha. Just wondering cause I've assembled quite a few motors outside at dirty drag strips.
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4084275)
S30 - just so you know. You are not alone. A handful of years ago , a good amt of people ran into this 'no top end' oiling thing with Morels and the other lifters ,
Here's one: http://www.429-460.com/t17236p75-new...-no-oil-to-top Amazing that straub keeps telling S30 that he did it wrong, when the ONLY engines that they ever had lifter issues with in 10 or more years were the ones that he supplied. Things that make you wonder. 10+ years of success, and 5 screw ups and ALL the screw ups were straub parts. But hey, straub says its not him, but the builders. so pathetic |
Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Jake
(Post 4084342)
Too bad a build off between the 2 combatants can't not be arranged with no outside assistance. Same cu in, carbed, no SC, pump gas. All machine work and assembly done by each individual..:evilb:
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Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4084368)
Who is going to buy straub the tools and teach him how to use them? Can't pull a GM throttle body but build an engine. This Utube video will crash their servers.
You know bill should have checked the lifter bore tolerance and primed the engine before it was ever put in the boat. The lifter are free from mfg defects or issues. New aftermarket blocks have tight lifter bores so that they can be "dialed in" to tolerance. This simple check on the engine building list cost these customers their engines. He chooses to blame the parts. Parts are designed to work in tolerances. Bill did not have proper tolerances. I'm sure Doug that Bill will own his own Seat and Guide machine some day. I will say the SF600 updated with the Performance Trends software works very nice. Makes for flowing heads much quicker. I hope to have the Duramax flow plate back soon so we can get started on this diesel stuff. Should have some Cummin's test results back on some new lobes very soon. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084413)
You know bill should have checked the lifter bore tolerance and primed the engine before it was ever put in the boat. The lifter are free from mfg defects or issues. New aftermarket blocks have tight lifter bores so that they can be "dialed in" to tolerance. This simple check on the engine building list cost these customers their engines. He chooses to blame the parts. Parts are designed to work in tolerances. Bill did not have proper tolerances.
I'm sure Doug that Bill will own his own Seat and Guide machine some day. I will say the SF600 updated with the Performance Trends software works very nice. Makes for flowing heads much quicker. I hope to have the Duramax flow plate back soon so we can get started on this diesel stuff. Should have some Cummin's test results back on some new lobes very soon. so you have a hidden camera that recorded S30 building these motors? No, I didn't think so. You don't even understand what you typed, because its a cut/paste., What part of "these were the ONLY 5" to have issues did you miss straub? ONLY 5 failed, and they all had straub junk in them. and yet, as usual, you are blaming the builder. Or IOW, you are saying that he did hundreds of motor right, but not the only 5 that had your junk in them. Do you even believe the garbage you type? The ONLY common thing here is that the failures were the only ones, and they had your junk in them. nothing more, nothing less. NO OTHER LIFTER FAILURES besides your junk. and straub, I'm so impressed that you claim to own a machine. goodie for you. I can buy one too. course I would be just like you, and not have a clue how it worked. The Serdi that S30 uses every day works just fine. Just because he doesn't own it means nothing. I guess because the engine builders at HMS don't own the machines, that they are useless too. better tell that to your buddy that works there, and see how it takes it when you tell him that. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4084252)
I do own a Sunnen VGS20 Doug. I do own a Sunnen Gauge.
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Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4084439)
did you figure out what sunnen gauge you own yet? ask steelchump. maybe he knows.
Intake + Exhaust was Chinese too even though he always toughts this when it sounds good: Yeah as we ship our $18@hour mfg. jobs overseas, it will be interesting to see if we can buy and build our hotrods on $6.50@hour part time WalMart jobs. Walmart shopping is the last resort for this American. Chris |
I want to know why anyone would sell a cast cam for $500 and tell people its ok to run over #600 over the nose. Why Bullet says no more than #450 on the same core. Also when I asked Bullet about my Morel lifters they said I didn't even get the short travel performance ones. No Chris I do not think I will ever buy from Straub Technologies ever again.
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Originally Posted by Mrcapsize
(Post 4084569)
I want to know why anyone would sell a cast cam for $500 and tell people its ok to run over #600 over the nose. Why Bullet says no more than #450 on the same core. Also when I asked Bullet about my Morel lifters they said I didn't even get the short travel performance ones. No Chris I do not think I will ever buy from Straub Technologies ever again.
Let me guess. your lifter were ordered one way and came the other? with nothing buy an invoice. I hope your charged this so you can contest it on your CC and get your money back. |
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