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PostPosted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 3:38 am 
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going to order some parts to rebuild old engine...going with the kit from kustom 1 warehouse...counterweight forged crank upgrade,rebuilt rods,engle 110 cam,crank install kit, also gettin set of los bandito heads from cb performance...any advice anything to stay away from etc let me know also can i run ratio rockers without changing anything else....thanks E

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 11:59 am 
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you can get out there and change the terras over to vtreads on my bug.....

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 2:50 pm 
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take em to gateway on 747

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 3:27 pm 
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nah do it myself or take them to mid america in milford... if i tell them its for work its free.... just lazy

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
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Did you have the block checked? linebore? thrust? 110 cam is designed for stock rocker but there are people running 1.25 and 1.4 but you gota watch what your doing. I hope someone else would chime in here Larry (hint hint) but make sure the block is good!!!


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 7:46 pm 
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Remove passenger seat and put a DANGEROUS HIGH HP 4 cyl. Jap motor and trans.Nothing left to buy but a Linc. Cont. IRS diff.The trans shifter and cable just swing around and bolt to the floor.Start with a whole running wrecked doner car.The motor is already balanced from the factory.Don't run around the country trying miss and match parts.The Jap engineers and technicians have already perfected theirs.The radiator will keep the temp at a constant 195 degrees.Has a built in oil cooler, huge clutch,............. :o.Oh and runs very efficiently off regular pump gas.


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
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orgered the cb performance heads(los banditos) and cb performance super stock rocker assembly....went with the 1.25s.......what do i need to watch out for running these with engle110 cam.....have 2 blocks to choose from if 1 is bad both are ae blocks and were in my buggy one had rings going and other is still running

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 9:25 pm 
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bige70chevy wrote:
orgered the cb performance heads(los banditos) and cb performance super stock rocker assembly....went with the 1.25s.......what do i need to watch out for running these with engle110 cam.....have 2 blocks to choose from if 1 is bad both are ae blocks and were in my buggy one had rings going and other is still running

The 110 cam is made to run 1.1 or 1.25 rockers . The 1.25 move the valve fast + more lift . Lift well go from .430 to .490 . So you need to have the heads cut to run dual valve springs & chromoly retainers & locks . Go to one of the sponsors for machine work & parts


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 12:53 am 
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Spose you do get your motor just rite , it ain't gonna last and what ?It's bolted to a 30+ year old trans?I've been around VW's for 40 years . It's time to re-invent.Help me re-invent.Ned the 1st grader can bolt together a VW.Challenge yourself with something cheap new fun plentiful and out rite dangerous.Get in your wife's car and open it up then come to a stop. Then sit there and think,"If I could have all this power multiplied by a 327:1 diff with all this dependability! "I'll probably will not win Choccolocco, but that $450 motor will be rite in the mix.Stand there and tell me what you get for $450.


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
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Look. When I was young I definitley could not afford to hang with the big dogs.If the old guys could go on an fess up and say,"hey look young guys, yall can really get a run for your money if you dood what DD dood.Someday some youngon is going to show up with a Dodge fwd Viper and rip the dirt clean out of the climb and sit there with his Mt. Dew with pimples all over his face arms big as a quarter, hat pulled down like a wigger, it's all over.


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 1:28 am 
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Here again. Woodsbuggy is going to die out if the next young generation has to spend $10K while having babies, to get in the winners circle.I cannot talk to my generation because they feel threatened so I am talking to the wise next generation.Run around the junk yard and lift the hoods on 150 cars and see if you don't get the fever.My 2800 is a punk motor. Call 205-369-7406 and let's talk it out.


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 10:24 am 
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But start with a running driving wrecked car.


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 2:26 pm 
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het PASSAT i like vw...i run a vw...and im buildin a VW....take all that ecotech,suburu,and whatever else you got and post it on someone elses thread. im trying to get some info i can use,not a bunch of unwanted babble......

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 5:20 pm 
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Are you geting the ported Mexico heads


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 7:25 pm 
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bige70chevy wrote:
het PASSAT i like vw...i run a vw...and im buildin a VW....take all that ecotech,suburu,and whatever else you got and post it on someone elses thread. im trying to get some info i can use,not a bunch of unwanted babble......

Thank you. He is like a broken record when somebody is trying to build a VW.Just because he cant build one to last more than a year does'nt mean other people cant.If you need any help,let me know,i live about 15min. from you.


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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sun Feb 27, 2011 1:31 am 
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thanks buckmaster...i used to work at houks for a while up in fayetteville(dont hold it against me haha) anyway,i ordered los bandito heads from cb performance....also went with 1.25 super stock rockers....thinking about changing order to 1.1s....any thoughts or advice....manufacturer claims they can be run on stock motor w stock internals and stock heads...so why not with engle 110 and decent heads

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orgered the cb performance heads(los banditos) and cb performance super stock rocker assembly....went with the 1.25s.......what do i need to watch out for running these with engle110 cam.....have 2 blocks to choose from if 1 is bad both are ae blocks and were in my buggy one had rings going and other is still running

The 110 cam is made to run 1.1 or 1.25 rockers . The 1.25 move the valve fast + more lift . Lift well go from .430 to .490 . So you need to have the heads cut to run dual valve springs & chromoly retainers & locks . Go to one of the sponsors for machine work & parts

think its more like 470-485 lift with w110 and 1.25s

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ok final change......goin with cb performance 044 magnum heads w dual spring,stainless valves,chromoly retainers and supergrip locks....and cb performance super stock rocker with 1.25 ratio.

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 Post subject: Re: engine rebuild
PostPosted: Sun Feb 27, 2011 6:52 pm 
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Thats a good combo for any size motor,especially if you can do a little port work to the heads. Give Shadetree a call,he has a heck of a deal for first time customers.It might take a little longer before you can build your motor but most of your power comes from the heads,time well spent.


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bige70chevy wrote:
hyde wrote:
bige70chevy wrote:
orgered the cb performance heads(los banditos) and cb performance super stock rocker assembly....went with the 1.25s.......what do i need to watch out for running these with engle110 cam.....have 2 blocks to choose from if 1 is bad both are ae blocks and were in my buggy one had rings going and other is still running

The 110 cam is made to run 1.1 or 1.25 rockers . The 1.25 move the valve fast + more lift . Lift well go from .430 to .490 . So you need to have the heads cut to run dual valve springs & chromoly retainers & locks . Go to one of the sponsors for machine work & parts

think its more like 470-485 lift with w110 and 1.25s

110 cam is .392 cam lift x 1.25 =.490 this is whats in the book. But thats here or there . The 044 head is a stronger casting with more room for porting . If the engine has 94 bores I would get 42mm valves . With the 044 head you mit look at a fk 42 cam 275 dur. 245 at .050 & .522 lit with 1.4 rockes This cam is small in dur. then a 110 but has more lift . makes go TQ . call some of the sponsers Drews shadetree southern buggy daves all good peple. 1-888-go-drews talk to Brian about porting & cam for your eng.


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