Way to go - WESCO Racing Engines
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11-15-2005, 08:34 AM
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Re: Way to go - WESCO Racing Engines
Mark, are those stefs pans? Ive got the 14qt. pans on mine. Put some good hydralic hoses on the bottom so you dont make a big mess in the bilge when you change oil. Are you going to dyno the motors? Brian
11-15-2005, 12:40 PM
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I think Dave made those 14qt pans. He makes many of the components in the engine. Yes the hose is going on the drain plug, thanks.
"Dyno" - S.O.P. (standard operating procedure)
It is mandatory that everything gets dynoed. Owners must be present too. It is automatically included with the price he gives you.
"Dyno" - S.O.P. (standard operating procedure)
It is mandatory that everything gets dynoed. Owners must be present too. It is automatically included with the price he gives you.
11-15-2005, 07:56 PM
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Re: Way to go - WESCO Racing Engines
Those are Hardin Marine oil pans. I have seen them personally and they look like some really nice pans. I seem to always get first hand info as I stop in Dave's shop about every two-three days or so just to see all the neat stuff that's going on.
I pretty much watched Mark's engines get assmebled here, and there. He's still waiting on cams from Crower---he's not real happy about there service. It sounds as if he's going to be dealing with "rmbuilder"/Bob from now on with custom cam stuff.
I walked in Dave's shop today and...it's ALL assembled except for cam installation and induction system....then on the dyno it goes. Dave makes a plan, and is a highly talented craftsman/fabricator. That boy don't mess around. Heck, Dave even does the crank welding repair for Oliver's cranks. You're going to be a new man with your boat next year Mark! Congrats!
Oh yeah, I forgot about the RED paint that needs to on 'em! I would prefer YELLAm------but I suppose RED will have to do being that they ain't my engines!
I guess RED is in for now (Mark and Doug), but that's about the way it goes for us poor YELLER FELLER FOLK at times.
I pretty much watched Mark's engines get assmebled here, and there. He's still waiting on cams from Crower---he's not real happy about there service. It sounds as if he's going to be dealing with "rmbuilder"/Bob from now on with custom cam stuff.
I walked in Dave's shop today and...it's ALL assembled except for cam installation and induction system....then on the dyno it goes. Dave makes a plan, and is a highly talented craftsman/fabricator. That boy don't mess around. Heck, Dave even does the crank welding repair for Oliver's cranks. You're going to be a new man with your boat next year Mark! Congrats!
Oh yeah, I forgot about the RED paint that needs to on 'em! I would prefer YELLAm------but I suppose RED will have to do being that they ain't my engines!
I guess RED is in for now (Mark and Doug), but that's about the way it goes for us poor YELLER FELLER FOLK at times.
Last edited by KAAMA; 11-15-2005 at 07:58 PM.
11-18-2005, 02:15 PM
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Yella is for candy boys!!
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