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Old 01-09-2017, 07:43 PM
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Ryan's ldk build

Hey all as you know I blew my lnf up like 4 months ago. So I bought a new ldk from zzp and I'm doing a minor build. So far I have bought Opel injectors and the upgraded fuel lobe cam. I'm currently saving up for the zfr71, south bend stage 4+ clutch, new flywheel, zzp trans mounts. Still have a lot of work ahead of me. I still need to tear apart the old motor to see what went wrong. Once it warms up here I will get back to it. I took the intake manifold off. All the valves look fine but are dirty as hell! So I think I blew a hole in the side wall of the cylinder 4. And the stock injectors looked unharmed too. More pictures and info to come.


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Here are pictures of the blown motors valves and photos of the stock injectors and more photos of the new motor.





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Get a Powell oil separator this round, those valves are nasty
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Yea I'm going to get that too. The blown motor only had 46k miles on it...
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Who tuned you on the engine that blew up? I habe everything you listed besides the zfr7163, I have a k04r
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Wasn't the tune that was the problem. It was me being dumb and brake boosting like 15-20 lbs at 2700rpm in second. But kmo43 tuned me I would recommend him to anyone and everyone as he has been a lot of help before it blew and after.
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Looks like a nice small build and I agree kmo is great
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In the spirit of this being a "small build" I would consider some additional parts like timing guide bolt upgrade kit from Mongorat, ARP flywheel bolts(cheaper than stock and reusable), stuff like that. It's the little details that count Good luck man
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Originally Posted by Ryan SS/SC
Wasn't the tune that was the problem. It was me being dumb and brake boosting like 15-20 lbs at 2700rpm in second. But kmo43 tuned me I would recommend him to anyone and everyone as he has been a lot of help before it blew and after.
damn thats a lot of boost at low RPM lol
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And some serious torque
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Surprised the trans didn't go as well
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Or did it
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Originally Posted by LNFwagonSS
In the spirit of this being a "small build" I would consider some additional parts like timing guide bolt upgrade kit from Mongorat, ARP flywheel bolts(cheaper than stock and reusable), stuff like that. It's the little details that count Good luck man
what bolts are those? last I saw, the only bolts arp offered sometimes had clutch disk interference issues because the bolt head was too big.
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Originally Posted by FLASH1970
what bolts are those? last I saw, the only bolts arp offered sometimes had clutch disk interference issues because the bolt head was too big.
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These are the ones listed for the opel/Vauxhall 2.0 flywheel but they work. The head is a little bit taller than stock. I think it's only an issue for certain clutches. I know it works fine with ky s3 6puck disc. Clearance can be checked easily by simply putting disc on flywheel after installation to see it they rub. Even if they do rub, it would be worth it to have them modified to fit IMO.
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Surprised the trans didn't go as well
Trans is fine it held together fine.
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Originally Posted by LNFwagonSS
In the spirit of this being a "small build" I would consider some additional parts like timing guide bolt upgrade kit from Mongorat, ARP flywheel bolts(cheaper than stock and reusable), stuff like that. It's the little details that count Good luck man
thanks for the info I will definitely look into all of that. The flywheel bolts I will do for sure! Thanks for the link.
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Order the 71 today. Super slow progress but she is getting there
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Nice! Bet you will love that.
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71 is in!!!!!!! Time to start swapping everything to the new motor!
next is a clutch. Then putting her back together and I'll be buying powells v3 and a 5th injector some time summer. Have to get her together can wait any more miss her to much lol.
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All the big parts are in time to get this thing together this time I hope is when it will start!




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