2019 summer race.... Jadaharabi vs 318willrun

who's got this race ?

  • J par - hard to beat a guy that has 4 of everything

    Votes: 6 12.5%

  • Jadaharabi - are you kidding me? this guy is working on a stock eliminator

    Votes: 23 47.9%

  • 318willrun - no plan, other than brain cramps thinking of one

    Votes: 19 39.6%
  • Total voters
    48
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318willrun said:
Fair question I thought. Point is, you were WATCHING, not ASSEMBLING. Just wondered the difference between your efforts and somebody who bought through Blue Print a short block.

P.S. - you didn't answer the questions in post 1122
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Your first question about the Eddy heads. That is got to be my most distant pipedream I have!
I'd likely try the dual quad nitrous first which sounds cool..
The blueprint 408 looks like a great deal to me..
 
318willrun said:
Fair question I thought. Point is, you were WATCHING, not ASSEMBLING. Just wondered the difference between your efforts and somebody who bought through Blue Print a short block.

P.S. - you didn't answer the questions in post 1122
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I said that already watching not assembling showing you pictures of what I was watching and not assembling. why don't you put your money where your mouth is and have all the parts machine and spun balance and assemble them yourself and show me how it's done Big Shot..
 
It's one thing to file and grind and take a chance on a $50 motor from Craigslist but it gets exponentially more challenging and more deep into your pockets when you do something yourself and make a mistake... The pink 318 I didn't care if I rub to the moon or blew up the first time I drove it. If that 408 crate motor reviews goes through your heads you'll be crying another tune..
 
Now, explain why you disagree with me listing a 10 day/10k build b
j par said:
I said that already watching not assembling showing you pictures of what I was watching and not assembling. why don't you put your money where your mouth is and have all the parts machine and spun balance and assemble them yourself and show me how it's done Big Shot..
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LOL... For the record, machine shops have only done machining for me. I have assembled every rod and crank in every motor I've ever built.... just for the record, of course.... But no, that doesn't make me a Big Shot :D

Now, it was you that disagreed with my post of eddy heads, BP block, and Strange Dana stating we should be building our own junk.. I was just pointing out that is not what you did with your short block, and your talk about aluminum heads.... I just didn't see the difference, Jaws. But, somewhere in your head, there is a difference.
 
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When I watch car shows with my Grandson he say's "Too much talking" when they are bench racing instead of smoking tires.:D:rolleyes:
 
318willrun said:
Now, explain why you disagree with me listing a 10 day/10k build b

LOL... For the record, machine shops have only done machining for me. I have assembled every rod and crank in every motor I've ever built.... just for the record, of course.... :D

Now, it was you that disagreed with my post of eddy heads, BP block, and Strange Dana stating we should be building our own junk.. I was just pointing out that is not what you did with your short block, and your talk about aluminum heads.... I just didn't see the difference, Jaws. But, somewhere in your head, there is a difference.
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Okay dude you win. Assemble whatever you want buy whatever you want and I will watch jab kick your *** no matter how much money you spend. I assemble what I feel I need to assemble and I pay what I want to pay for. I've rebuilt and disassembled almost everything on my car myself. I had the short block assembled while all the parts for being machined at the Machine Shop. Kill me for not putting that one motor together that now is a serving me extremely well.
 
j par said:
I disagree with it because yes you should be building your own stuff.
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Ok.... I should be building my own stuff....... :(

j par said:
I had the short block assembled while all the parts for being machined at the Machine Shop. Kill me for not putting that one motor together that now is a serving me extremely well.
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But you can have yours assembled.... :eek:

Not killing you for having it assembled at the machine shop. Just asked why I have to build my own stuff, and you don't have too..... ?? Fair, right??
 
TrailBeast said:
When I watch car shows with my Grandson he say's "Too much talking" when they are bench racing instead of smoking tires.:D:rolleyes:
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Just starting to show signs of proof that we don't actually live in the arctic circle... LOL... Still have snow covered ground, mind you. When the weather gets better, there will be more lightening in my hands and less thunder in my mouth :)
 
TrailBeast said:
When I watch car shows with my Grandson he say's "Too much talking" when they are bench racing instead of smoking tires.:D:rolleyes:
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I like your grandson's thinking. It's hard to smoke'm on ice and snow tho.

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I wonder if the goal is growing faster and going faster. It's easy !
 
318willrun said:
Ok.... I should be building my own stuff....... :(



But you can have yours assembled.... :eek:

Not killing you for having it assembled at the machine shop. Just asked why I have to build my own stuff, and you don't have too..... ?? Fair, right??
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318willrun said:
Ok.... I should be building my own stuff....... :(



But you can have yours assembled.... :eek:

Not killing you for having it assembled at the machine shop. Just asked why I have to build my own stuff, and you don't have too..... ?? Fair, right??
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Agreed fair right... Send for every last piece dynoed and all that knock yourself silly not going to make one scratch a difference to me...
 
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318willrun said:
Now, explain why you disagree with me listing a 10 day/10k build b

LOL... For the record, machine shops have only done machining for me. I have assembled every rod and crank in every motor I've ever built.... just for the record, of course.... But no, that doesn't make me a Big Shot :D

Now, it was you that disagreed with my post of eddy heads, BP block, and Strange Dana stating we should be building our own junk.. I was just pointing out that is not what you did with your short block, and your talk about aluminum heads.... I just didn't see the difference, Jaws. But, somewhere in your head, there is a difference.
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How about pressed wrist pins have you ever done those yourself? I think I'm gonna try and tackle it. I got some old pistons and pins to practice on I'm gonna make the jig and try it. Iv watched alot of YouTube videos it doesn't seem all that scientific. Heat the rod and quickly insert the pin before it cools and make sure the jig is offset so it centers the pin.
 
dartfreak75 said:
How about pressed wrist pins have you ever done those yourself? I think I'm gonna try and tackle it. I got some old pistons and pins to practice on I'm gonna make the jig and try it. Iv watched alot of YouTube videos it doesn't seem all that scientific. Heat the rod and quickly insert the pin before it cools and make sure the jig is offset so it centers the pin.
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This should be interesting.


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dartfreak75 said:
How about pressed wrist pins have you ever done those yourself? I think I'm gonna try and tackle it. I got some old pistons and pins to practice on I'm gonna make the jig and try it. Iv watched alot of YouTube videos it doesn't seem all that scientific. Heat the rod and quickly insert the pin before it cools and make sure the jig is offset so it centers the pin.
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no. I've had the machinist press in the wrist pins. they get so little for doing it, I let them do it. Of course, if it was the floating wrist pin, I'd do it myself. And yes, there is a right way for the clip to be facing

Boring, turning a crank (I only did that once), press work (seats/wrist pins) I get done at the machine shop. All nuts and bolt assembly, plastic gaging, I do at home. Mind you, I'm not doing this for a living, just for myself when the occasional project comes up.
 
j par said:
You know I thought I remember seeing just recently someone was looking for one of those 408 short blocks from blueprint and they were out...
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I believe they are switching from LA to magnum blocks. Much easier to get, and it will be roller cam. Slap a set of EQ heads on it (cheaper than the eddies) and it should be a whopper of a street engine.
 
318willrun said:
no. I've had the machinist press in the wrist pins. they get so little for doing it, I let them do it. Of course, if it was the floating wrist pin, I'd do it myself. And yes, there is a right way for the clip to be facing

Boring, turning a crank (I only did that once), press work (seats/wrist pins) I get done at the machine shop. All nuts and bolt assembly, plastic gaging, I do at home. Mind you, I'm not doing this for a living, just for myself when the occasional project comes up.
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About how much do they charge for that?
 
318willrun said:
no. I've had the machinist press in the wrist pins. they get so little for doing it, I let them do it. Of course, if it was the floating wrist pin, I'd do it myself. And yes, there is a right way for the clip to be facing

Boring, turning a crank (I only did that once), press work (seats/wrist pins) I get done at the machine shop. All nuts and bolt assembly, plastic gaging, I do at home. Mind you, I'm not doing this for a living, just for myself when the occasional project comes up.
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LOL...
 
I was out today and did a little "rodding" in some newer muscle. Young man that I've worked with wanted me to drive his manual 6 speed and see what it had. He's not the best manual driver for racing... and of course, my son's challenger

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