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By B52bombardier1 · Posted
Hello, My desired angles on the front-to-back tilt of the LS engine are looking very achievable. I've got some easy plus / minus three degrees or so to accommodate the fit of the transmission into the tunnel and towards the differential. The AC compressor and bracket will also be no problem - good clearance. And though I've only eyeball estimated the fit of the power steering pump / alternator bracket assembly, their fit looks plenty good. I got the call from the machine shop about my rebuilt engine today - it will be finished tomorrow. The cylinders got bored .030 inch over. They polished the cam and reused it. The crankshaft, con rods, rocker arms and push rods all got reused and the crank still only needed standard main and rod bearings. The motor got new lifters, trays and a high-volume oil pump plus timing chain and gears. The motor got ARP racing head bolts and will get ARP exhaust manifold bolts. They want me to run Valvoline 10W-30 conventional oil for the break-in and no synthetics until 5000 miles so that the rings will seat properly. I am to disable the fuel pump for at least twenty seconds and pre-lube the engine through cranking it - they have no worries about wiping the assembly lube off of the internal spinning masses. My trouble with all of this?? It's raining cats and dogs here and I won't be able to drop the engine off into the space where the Catalina is getting worked on. The workspace is in a detached building and with the rain, the ground is soft. This is Louisiana and even when its not raining, you can walk across the yard wearing golf shoes and hit water . . . . almost. I have the very elusive and mysterious (and also very tasty) Louisiana Long-Tailed Water Dogs within a mile of my house. So my wife's car will get kicked out of its garage space until things dry out enough for me to move the engine. Rick -
By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
We visited Harrods department store JustA little bottle of wine for dinner -
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No !!!! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 Another day , another yummy feed of oysters !!!! with a very fine red wine Check out the ship restoration project !!! -
Bangers and mash is fine dining for sure. I still don't get what the appeal of mushy peas are in the UK. Are you going to try to find some haggis? Most Scottish pubs store their "room temperature" beer kegs in the basement to help lower the beer's temp. Their brews are designed for the room temperature since modern refrigeration was considered to be expensive (back in the day) for the cheap pub owner(s). A Scottish beer is fine with me. Most English brews are skunk piss - to me. -
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Very very cool.
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