Hot VW's Part 2

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fl_buggy
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Post by fl_buggy »

Jake, I haven't read the article yet but I did read the captions. In one of them they mention you don't install the lifters until the cases are together. None of the other captions elaborated on this trick. I'm curious how you install lifters with the cases bolted together.
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Post by raygreenwood »

This is type 4...not type 1. The lifters are installed from the outside of the case. That is but one of the beutiful things that type 4 does for you. Ray
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

Ray is correct...

Another benefit of the TIV over the TI!
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Post by dstar5000 »

ANOTHER reason I don't *forgive* folks when the say the lifters *fell out*.
:x

They could have TAKEN them very easily and not mixed them up.....
:lol:

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Post by 74 Thing »

I have a questions regarding the pic with you installing the oil pump cover. I see that you are using the pump gasket but I thought you did not use that and used locktite 581 instead? I see the red loctite oozing out between the pump and case though-did you use any sealant on the gasket between the cover and pump? Also did you use the green Curil for the cylinder bases?

Thanks!
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

every instance is different with the pump cover.. In this case we used the gasket as thats the easiest way to assemble the arrangement for the readers that may noy understand how to blueprint an oil pump correctly.


we use no gasket between the pump body and the case, only 518.

Green Curil "T" works well for cylinder bases.
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Post by slowtwitch »

Jake, What spark plug did you wind using on this build???

pete
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

NGK DP8Ea9
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Post by Santas Brother »

Is this issue on the news stands yet ?
I havn't seen it here yet,and didn't find it in Detroit on the weekend.


Had to hit at least 6 local stores,only to get their last copy,
on the first installment.
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

Not yet... At least not in most places, give it 10 more days.
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Post by Steve Arndt »

Wow, you use 8 heat range NGKs in this mild of an engine? I would think 6 series heat would be perfect for 9.5:1 judging by my experience. 8s are for 25 PSI of boost!
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

They love it!

The 6 series foul to dame easy and seem to make less low end power.
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Post by Dean »

Hi Jake,

Great series, learning a lot.

What kind of kitchen cleaner did you use to hone the cylinders to the heads? Would you use the same for nickies?
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

It works well with Nickies too..

I mix Ajax with just a small amount of water to get a near toothpaste consistency.... apply and lap!
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Post by Passatman »

JAKE HOW CAN FORUM MEMBERS THAT LIVE IN JAMAICA GET COPIES OF HOTVW MAGAZINE. i AM MISSING OUT ON ALOT HERE.
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