Odds and ends on HCI
#1
Odds and ends on HCI
Okay im starting to FINALLY after so long thinking through my HCI plan, gather up the parts
so far i have the Heads with a fresh valve job, minor porting on exhaust (GT-40 irons) Double Springs and aluminum rockers 1.6
I want to replace...
-Lifters, any one know if these will be sufficient? http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...1&comp=LRS
-Pushrods, i need to check the length but im guessing Hardened pushrods is a given so i can wind out to higher RPMS
And i have 4 issues right now...
1 and hte biggest of all a consant missfire in cylender 2 and somtimes it sounds all all cylenders completely missing, but at idle cyl 2 is missing, im getting spark, pump is new, filter replaced back in march. somone said a bad valve stem seal or the injector, i just don't want to mess up my new heads when i slap everything together.
2 and 3, Bolts broken off in side the P-side head from the valve cover.
4 Bolt broken inside the block from the timing cover
2 and 3 aren't to big a problem i can take them to a shop and get them taken out but how sohuld i go about dealing with #4?
so far i have the Heads with a fresh valve job, minor porting on exhaust (GT-40 irons) Double Springs and aluminum rockers 1.6
I want to replace...
-Lifters, any one know if these will be sufficient? http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...1&comp=LRS
-Pushrods, i need to check the length but im guessing Hardened pushrods is a given so i can wind out to higher RPMS
And i have 4 issues right now...
1 and hte biggest of all a consant missfire in cylender 2 and somtimes it sounds all all cylenders completely missing, but at idle cyl 2 is missing, im getting spark, pump is new, filter replaced back in march. somone said a bad valve stem seal or the injector, i just don't want to mess up my new heads when i slap everything together.
2 and 3, Bolts broken off in side the P-side head from the valve cover.
4 Bolt broken inside the block from the timing cover
2 and 3 aren't to big a problem i can take them to a shop and get them taken out but how sohuld i go about dealing with #4?
#2
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
you have to get creative when trying to extract bolts.
those lifters *should* be ok, in my instance they wont be. i have too much spring pressure.
i bought Jay Allen's Blueprinted lifters, they were cheaper than comps, but the same quality or better.
hardened pushrods are needed when guidplates are on the head, if they werent hardened the pushrod would wear or bend from going up and down against the guideplate.
swap the #2 injector with another and see if the miss location changes with the injector move.
if you have spark, and fuel is working correctly, the only other thing is mechanical that can cause a problem. but yours is stock i belive, motor wise.
those lifters *should* be ok, in my instance they wont be. i have too much spring pressure.
i bought Jay Allen's Blueprinted lifters, they were cheaper than comps, but the same quality or better.
hardened pushrods are needed when guidplates are on the head, if they werent hardened the pushrod would wear or bend from going up and down against the guideplate.
swap the #2 injector with another and see if the miss location changes with the injector move.
if you have spark, and fuel is working correctly, the only other thing is mechanical that can cause a problem. but yours is stock i belive, motor wise.
#3
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
ORIGINAL: 94StinkinLincoln
you have to get creative when trying to extract bolts.
those lifters *should* be ok, in my instance they wont be. i have too much spring pressure.
i bought Jay Allen's Blueprinted lifters, they were cheaper than comps, but the same quality or better.
hardened pushrods are needed when guidplates are on the head, if they werent hardened the pushrod would wear or bend from going up and down against the guideplate.
swap the #2 injector with another and see if the miss location changes with the injector move.
if you have spark, and fuel is working correctly, the only other thing is mechanical that can cause a problem. but yours is stock i belive, motor wise.
you have to get creative when trying to extract bolts.
those lifters *should* be ok, in my instance they wont be. i have too much spring pressure.
i bought Jay Allen's Blueprinted lifters, they were cheaper than comps, but the same quality or better.
hardened pushrods are needed when guidplates are on the head, if they werent hardened the pushrod would wear or bend from going up and down against the guideplate.
swap the #2 injector with another and see if the miss location changes with the injector move.
if you have spark, and fuel is working correctly, the only other thing is mechanical that can cause a problem. but yours is stock i belive, motor wise.
#4
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
these are double springs, and im going to use a comp cam XE270HR-14 cam and i made a post about this and ppl said they have a very fast ramp rate and you need alot of seat pressure and i want to make sure OEM lifters can handle this
#5
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
they may not. might want to look into the comp lifters.
he told me he bought a bunch of the comp lifters wholesale and he modified them, not sure if there was more than just the shims, but hes waiting for the shims for mine right now.
he told me he bought a bunch of the comp lifters wholesale and he modified them, not sure if there was more than just the shims, but hes waiting for the shims for mine right now.
#6
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
ORIGINAL: 94StinkinLincoln
they may not. might want to look into the comp lifters.
he told me he bought a bunch of the comp lifters wholesale and he modified them, not sure if there was more than just the shims, but hes waiting for the shims for mine right now.
they may not. might want to look into the comp lifters.
he told me he bought a bunch of the comp lifters wholesale and he modified them, not sure if there was more than just the shims, but hes waiting for the shims for mine right now.
#7
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
the comp used the ford body with thier internals, jay hooks them up to work with the app. that you have. he said the comp link lifters are awsome, very very good but you pay the price. i opted for the blueprinted lifters and im confident they will work just fine.
#8
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
1.what cam is in there?
2.did the plug wires OR coil packget wet?
3.what is the timing doing when it misses(USING YOUR TIMING LIGHT).
4.is your ground strap on the drive head reconnected that you broke or removed/missing?
5. is the orange wire (o2 sensor ground) in place where you removed it from your intake or old heads?
Check that, the motor may just be fine.
2.did the plug wires OR coil packget wet?
3.what is the timing doing when it misses(USING YOUR TIMING LIGHT).
4.is your ground strap on the drive head reconnected that you broke or removed/missing?
5. is the orange wire (o2 sensor ground) in place where you removed it from your intake or old heads?
Check that, the motor may just be fine.
#9
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
ORIGINAL: 94StinkinLincoln
the comp used the ford body with thier internals, jay hooks them up to work with the app. that you have. he said the comp link lifters are awsome, very very good but you pay the price. i opted for the blueprinted lifters and im confident they will work just fine.
the comp used the ford body with thier internals, jay hooks them up to work with the app. that you have. he said the comp link lifters are awsome, very very good but you pay the price. i opted for the blueprinted lifters and im confident they will work just fine.
#10
RE: Odds and ends on HCI
not bad, is that an auto car?
im going for the 11 flat 120mph range, it might take the tko to do it, but it will use have to wait a little time unless i can sell the auto now. i figure a tko would be better than a 5k stall lol
im going for the 11 flat 120mph range, it might take the tko to do it, but it will use have to wait a little time unless i can sell the auto now. i figure a tko would be better than a 5k stall lol