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Oh and best to get the stand where you intend to work on engine they don't move so well on the stands

Use a quality graded bolt. Atleast a grade 5. And yes run a bolt though them and use a nut and appropriate washers

Is your daughter mechanically inclined? Shooting stuff into the engine can be dangerous not only for her but also damage something else. Call your AAA and have it towed to someone who can help. No need to damage anything else.

This works on some cars and trucks. But worth a shot.

If you look though the forums I know he has posted several combos and power numbers. Do a quick search.

Take it off! Check pressure again. Make sure the original system is good. Then you know for dang sure the problem is in your remote system.

I guess my take would be this. If you had the cam since new and knew how it was used condition and such go for it. But if you are buying used I would say spend the few extra bucks and get a new set up.

Yup pop the valve cover off and start over with a piston stop. Watch your #1 cyl. for your TDC using your piston stop. Make sure both valves are closed on #1 cyl. Once you do that set it at about 10* BTDC and stab your dizzy pointing to the #1 cyl.

Lol bolting on NOS is going to use MORE fuel. 5/16 is limiting.... even if you switch lines to 3/8 its still coming out a 5/16ths hole. These guys are trying to help you. On the top end a motor can actually starve for fuel which is where the bigger feed comes into play.

Bolts would be greasy if who ever put it together used moly lube which i hope they did. Just a thought if the pistons came out of the hole you may be above 10 to 1

Not what you want to hear but. If buying core or reusing used. Have them cleaned and checked. Cost me $30 to have this done.

I had mine done not to long go. I agree with the ^ post about the 3 different cleaning charges. As far as torque plate goes it was $40 flat fee. The cam bearings and freeze plugs is that including the parts?

did you have exhaust off? check for leak? more about the lifters solid or hyd? What method did you use to put the HYD in if thats what they are?

The specs ive found for this seem to vary. But sitting between 3500-3800cfm and 30-40 amps.

I searched the web for an affordable set up to cool my BB. Though some other forms I came across this set up. The radiator is a 26" 2 row 1" core from JEGS. The fan is out of a 2000 Ford Contour V6. I didn't fit with the fan shroud in stock form. I had to trim the outer lip which gained me...

If measured correctly .003 isnt gonna make a differences. On a side note can i ask about the 3 gauge pod you have that lights up blue? Remember where ya got it?

So is there any harm in running a SAE30 for a street car driven in summers only?

I think just like oil itself. Changed and maintained regularly either product would be just fine.

I dont know what others use but I used the depth end of my calipers to measure this. Bring the piston up slowly might take you a few turns you will notice as it comes up there will be sort of a dead spot for just a bit then back down. Once you hit that dead spot you are at TDC.

did ya torque them down with the single nut first?

Yeah! May want to put this in the right section! This is the classifieds. Try the small block section! Could also contact a MOD they are in Red on the front page in members list and ask them to move this for you.

You could pop the pan and look up at the pistons they should have a part number and bore size. If not sell it as a good runnin 360 with good intake and dist and be done with it.

I sure would

Summit has several under 10k. Some in the 5k range.

Rob is a pretty knowledgeable guy. What was the out come of trying his idea?

Possible you stripped the threads on the hole.

What about a thinner compression head gasket.

scrapers work for the crap packed in the hard to reach areas

Stroker and budget doesnt go together. Perhaps a budget number would help? Does your 360 you have run now? What kind of set up just stock? If this is primairly a street car and on a budget I would stay with a hyd flat tappet cam.

I dont think you can always rely on a formula like that. that really depends on the build each one is different.