Yep, I have saved it already. I was thinking we could put it in the downloads section for others that come later...
Umm, go to Post # 14 in this thread, right click to "Save As" on the link, and there you have it.Originally Posted by asdasc
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Keith Wilford
working on my '71 GT and '75 SportWagon
Yep, I have saved it already. I was thinking we could put it in the downloads section for others that come later...
Steve
"ever notice you are never done tinkering with the GT?"
Never mind, I am WAAAY beyond tinkering now...
well the crank went out to detroit last week. took the block into the shop to get bored and head to get thermal cleaned. I also took the flywheel to get setup for the S-10 clutch and pressure plate.and i got pics.
cost total of $151 to get the flywheel surfaced, drilled, tapped, and balanced. $107 for the clutch kit new.
now its time to just hurry up and wait
Last edited by opelwasp; 04-10-2006 at 04:32 PM.
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Awesome clutch photos! By the way, I just bought the s10 clutch kit for mine and it was $79. I was pretty happy with that. I still need to confirm it fits my transmission spline, but no one seems to me having an issue with that.
By the way, where in Detroit did you send your crank? What was thier price?
Steve
"ever notice you are never done tinkering with the GT?"
Never mind, I am WAAAY beyond tinkering now...
i sent it to Crankshaft Craftsmen $530 plus shipping to get it back to me another $30.
$79 was for the reman here and $99 for a brand new clutch kit.
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Thanks. By the way, these guys are in the section of Detroit you don't want to be caught in at night. If you have any issues and need someone to stop in and see what is going on, let me know. By freeway it is only about 30 minutes away, and I drive past there pretty often for work.
Steve
"ever notice you are never done tinkering with the GT?"
Never mind, I am WAAAY beyond tinkering now...
Thanks Steve, the crank should be getting there today.
BTW price list so far:
Total Seal gapless 2nd rings.....$75
305 Chevy pistons................$160
Chevy ring kit........................$15
Pistons decked.......................$30
Rods cut for Chevy pin............$75
2.0 valve job........................$322
2.0 valves............................$100
Flywheel modified...................$151
Stroke crank.........................$530
Arguing online is the same as racing in the Special Olympics;
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Chris, that will be a quick ride!
My next big Opel project will be a clutch upgrade like you are doing. Even with my slightly modified motor, the stock older clutch is barely enough to take hard driving. Will have to do some reading to see what needs to be modified.
Thanks for the pictures.
Lyle
Originally Posted by opelwasp
Time-Sert thread repair..........$103
I am replacing the head bolt holes with these.
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Other than getting the rod ends opened up for the chevy pins, are you doing anything else to get them reconditioned?
I was debating if I needed to get mine shot peened or anything. I am not sure what all is involved in getting them 'reconditioned'. Also I saw you cleaned them up, did you also lighten them?
THanks,
Steve
"ever notice you are never done tinkering with the GT?"
Never mind, I am WAAAY beyond tinkering now...
Money!
I can't wait 'till we have our GTs on the same piece of pavement!
Originally Posted by asdasc
Reconditioning the rods mean making sure the big end is true. i also had them shot peened too. I ground off any excess metal from the rods exept from the weight area, but did round the corners. I didnt lighten them but I did match them to the same weight. 612 grams
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Got the block back from the shop. Cylinders bored, deck sanded, cleaned, and Timeserts installed. Head should be done monday, getting bearings installed, and hade it cleaned to get the surface rust off.
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I am also going to need a full set of main and rode bearings in .020 over size. I have a full set of .010 over I am willing to trade. Any takers?
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Chris its all sounding good...maybe this would be a good project for me in the winter...cant wait to see how everything comes out, good luck...
Adam
Got a call today, crank was sent on friday. Should be here on thursday.![]()
I am dying to get this car back together.![]()
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Awsome,
Like I said, I will have my check ride next week, after that,we can get our cars rollin!
Woo whoo![]()
Crank came in today. Gonna get the needed bearings tomorrow, 20 over for the mains and std for the rods.
Next I need to put it together and check clearances. Grind a little here, a little there. Then ta da.![]()
I hope to hav it running befor the end of the month.
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Did you go with the offset grind method for getting the 2.4 displacement?
1970 Opel GT 1.9
1980 Moto Guzzi V50
2000 Saab 9-3 2.0 turbo
2000 KTM 200 exc STOLEN
Yes, it only cost me $530 to get the crank welded up and reground.
http://www.crankshaftcraftsmen.com/
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