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http://www.seriesoneperformance.com/pistons.html
Even have the really light hypereutectic pistons and rods, if you want to go that route. But they're new. You'd spend alot less going with lightly used with Ed Morad. I know he has some L67 pistons and rods.
Even have the really light hypereutectic pistons and rods, if you want to go that route. But they're new. You'd spend alot less going with lightly used with Ed Morad. I know he has some L67 pistons and rods.
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
http://www.seriesoneperformance.com/pistons.html
Even have the really light hypereutectic pistons and rods, if you want to go that route. But they're new.
Even have the really light hypereutectic pistons and rods, if you want to go that route. But they're new.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
http://www.seriesoneperformance.com/pistons.html
Even have the really light hypereutectic pistons and rods, if you want to go that route. But they're new.
Even have the really light hypereutectic pistons and rods, if you want to go that route. But they're new.
That pisses me off.
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WTF?? I'm still upset about that. Last I remember, DrJay was good people, respectable, honest, and THE person to go to for Series 1 parts. WTF gives??? Did he flip out or what?
**EDIT** Can someone PM me what happened? Thanks... :? 
**EDIT** Can someone PM me what happened? Thanks...
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Have you ever installed the rockers Jwikoff? IIRC you were in on the YT rocker buy.
750 is a lot cheaper then 2000, and the warranty may have details such as must be installed by a proffessional mechanic, etc. Definetly look into that.
Maybe you could sell your Extra TV for an engine..
750 is a lot cheaper then 2000, and the warranty may have details such as must be installed by a proffessional mechanic, etc. Definetly look into that.
Maybe you could sell your Extra TV for an engine..
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John..
You need the following deepwell sockets (preferably 6point)
10mm (Most bolts on the main motor intake/tb/oil pan
13mm (Alternator/power steering pump)
15mm (Torque axis mount)
18mm (Trans bolts to engine)
19mm (Lugnuts)
Extension sizes of 3", 6" and the longest you can buy (the backwards bolt is on the engine to trans and you get it from the passenger wheel well) I have two 24 inch for this part.
Normal screwdrivers..one of each
Lots of labelled parts buckets
Leave the fuel rail connected. (don't need a fuel line thingy to disconnect)
All I can think of at the moment..but ratcheting wrenches are nice in some of the situations.
You need the following deepwell sockets (preferably 6point)
10mm (Most bolts on the main motor intake/tb/oil pan
13mm (Alternator/power steering pump)
15mm (Torque axis mount)
18mm (Trans bolts to engine)
19mm (Lugnuts)
Extension sizes of 3", 6" and the longest you can buy (the backwards bolt is on the engine to trans and you get it from the passenger wheel well) I have two 24 inch for this part.
Normal screwdrivers..one of each
Lots of labelled parts buckets
Leave the fuel rail connected. (don't need a fuel line thingy to disconnect)
All I can think of at the moment..but ratcheting wrenches are nice in some of the situations.