Camos dodge engine build

Started by Camo, August 06, 2013, 10:11:34 PM

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Jethro

Quote from: Bfit on August 25, 2013, 07:16:36 AM
Valley cover ?
The bit that covers the big hole
Under the inlet manifold
As opposed to an open engine where you can see the push rods doing their thing
Bfit

Yes Yes, thanks for that Bobby  :banghead:

However fabricated news to me? typically the inlet manifold seals valley as well I've not seen this before



Camo

Ahh my young apprentice  :therethere: Mopars have a separate valley cover. We can take off our intake manifolds without uncovering our oily valleys.  No hasals to ensure you have it oily tight if one elects to remove the intake manifold later.
Also allows the intake manifold to run cooler.  No water runs through our intake manifolds either.  :shades: :drag:
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Camo

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Jethro

Quote from: Camo on August 25, 2013, 09:45:16 PM
Ahh my young apprentice  :therethere: Mopars have a separate valley cover. We can take off our intake manifolds without uncovering our oily valleys.  No hasals to ensure you have it oily tight if one elects to remove the intake manifold later.
Also allows the intake manifold to run cooler.  No water runs through our intake manifolds either.  :shades: :drag:

I learnt something CammO tks  :thumb:

Camo


My valley cover has finally arrived

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Manifold now machined and fits as snug as a bug in a rug




Now we can finally get stuck into it

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Jethro

Looks stick CammO  :thumb: reckon hi eight will be an issue though  :kickass:

Camo

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Jethro

CammO,

I noticed that some of the bolts have fouled the inlet manifold  :grr:

Lefty

Camo,
How is the pop bonnet scoop work, is it on a vacuum/ springs, or driver activated,

Cheers,
Lefty
79 vette

Camo

Quote from: Jethro on October 02, 2013, 03:54:09 PM
CammO,

I noticed that some of the bolts have fouled the inlet manifold  :grr:

Yep changing all of them to button alan head screws


Quote from: Lefty on October 03, 2013, 05:34:40 AM
Camo,
How is the pop bonnet scoop work, is it on a vacuum/ springs, or driver activated,

Cheers,
Lefty

Driver activated Lefty. 
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bfit

mate see if you can get torx drive button  cap screws
taey will be much easer to get out   when the time comes
Bfit
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Camo

Torx heads, I hate those bloody things.  It's only to hold down the valley cover inspection plate and if I'm ever taking that off the manifold will be off too.
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bfit

Quote from: Camo on October 03, 2013, 09:33:24 AM
Torx heads, I hate those bloody things.  It's only to hold down the valley cover inspection plate and if I'm ever taking that off the manifold will be off too.

Mate i seen to many alan head drives round out
I hate to see them  under 1/4 drive
Is the block helicoiled
Bfit
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Camo

Where it's warranetd.  The inspection plate screws onto the valley cover not the block.  Where the valley cover screws onto the block alan heads will not be used
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Jethro

Quote from: Camo on October 03, 2013, 10:00:37 AM
Where it's warranetd.  The inspection plate screws onto the valley cover not the block.  Where the valley cover screws onto the block alan heads will not be used

Yeah I reckon if you per-assembled the inspection cover with the right blue stuff sealant and let it set you could even get away with not fitting those bolts that fouled out, worst come to worst that is  :bouncesmile:

Vette Obsessed

Quote from: Camo on August 23, 2013, 11:34:52 AM
Yeah height is a bit of an issue, still working on that

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Camo

Quote from: Vette Obsessed on October 03, 2013, 10:48:56 AM
Story of your life with you and engine builds... :D

Oh ha ha funny bugger.  :nutkick:
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Camo

Quote from: Jethro on October 03, 2013, 10:09:24 AM
Yeah I reckon if you per-assembled the inspection cover with the right blue stuff sealant and let it set you could even get away with not fitting those bolts that fouled out, worst come to worst that is  :bouncesmile:

No bolts??? Hey this is a Camo build not a Jethro build  :lol:

She'll be right.  We have it all sorted.

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Jethro

Quote from: Camo on October 03, 2013, 09:01:10 PM
No bolts??? Hey this is a Camo build not a Jethro build  :lol:

She'll be right.  We have it all sorted.



Bro 10 bolts in an inspection cover with sealant would fix any fooken mopar farting in church I reckon