Almost thought I was out of the woods and smooth sailing the rest of my motor build...
Putting the pistons and rods in and luckily Schulte happened to look down the turbo oil feed and found that my machine shop managed to half F that up too.
The #4 cam bearing is slightly rotated, so the oil hole for the turbo is only half lined up. I would assume that the hole on the OTHER side, that feeds oil to the cam bearing would also be only half lined up, so the #4 cam journal theoretically isnt getting as much oil as the rest of them. Is this going to cause a problem? I know I could "just plug it off and pull oil from somewhere else on the block for the turbo" BUT I SHOULDNT HAVE TO BE STUCK WITH DOING THAT. Im using a stock turbo in the stock location and I want the GD thing fed like its fed from the factory.
Also, one of the cylinders had some odd scuffing on it, not really sure what it is, the machine shop said they honed it and it was fine, but who knows? It looks a lot worse in the pictures than it is, you can just barely feel it with your finger tip but not with finger nail. This is getting really frustrating. I finally got the heads and pistons done RIGHT by sending them out to Guy, do I need to send the friggin block to him too? Is it that hard to get these things right?
ben
Putting the pistons and rods in and luckily Schulte happened to look down the turbo oil feed and found that my machine shop managed to half F that up too.
The #4 cam bearing is slightly rotated, so the oil hole for the turbo is only half lined up. I would assume that the hole on the OTHER side, that feeds oil to the cam bearing would also be only half lined up, so the #4 cam journal theoretically isnt getting as much oil as the rest of them. Is this going to cause a problem? I know I could "just plug it off and pull oil from somewhere else on the block for the turbo" BUT I SHOULDNT HAVE TO BE STUCK WITH DOING THAT. Im using a stock turbo in the stock location and I want the GD thing fed like its fed from the factory.
Also, one of the cylinders had some odd scuffing on it, not really sure what it is, the machine shop said they honed it and it was fine, but who knows? It looks a lot worse in the pictures than it is, you can just barely feel it with your finger tip but not with finger nail. This is getting really frustrating. I finally got the heads and pistons done RIGHT by sending them out to Guy, do I need to send the friggin block to him too? Is it that hard to get these things right?
ben