4.6 build
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Re: 4.6 build
Getting close
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Re: 4.6 build
how much were the pistons?
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Re: 4.6 build
$475 they may not be this price now.
Just checked the catalog. $429 now.
http://www.bulltear.com/catalog/product ... 4bk2st6gj4
J.B.
Just checked the catalog. $429 now.
http://www.bulltear.com/catalog/product ... 4bk2st6gj4
J.B.
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Re: 4.6 build
Almost there!
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Re: 4.6 build
Looks good! I like the orange a lot, that's what I was planing on painting mine! keep up the good work!
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Re: 4.6 build
I like how it matches the RRs and clutch
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Re: 4.6 build
Yup that's a brand new AX-15 behind the longest stroker build in history.
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Re: 4.6 build
na yours isn't the longest in history. i started mine 2 years ago and still haven't finished it...almost have all the parts though and i have an assembled short block. 1 day i'll have the cash to finish the head
am i seeing things or is that the renix intake and throttle body?
am i seeing things or is that the renix intake and throttle body?
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Re: 4.6 build
Yuppers it's Renix. Decided to stay with that to minimise the difficulty of the swap.
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Re: 4.6 build
You should atleast get the throttle body bored out or your going to suffocate that new engine
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Re: 4.6 build
It'l never go over 4K.
I did the calculations from "Performance Fuel Injection Systems".
If I get a little time I'll post the calcs. But if I remember correctly, according to the calcs the TB should be fine.
I realize that the real word is sometimes quite different than calculations, but as I said before, I kind of want to change a little at a time.
This makes t-shooting easier. I'll be happy just to get it in and running!
I have half a dozen TB's from different Jeeps floating around the shop, so I can experiment after initial startup.
J.B.
I did the calculations from "Performance Fuel Injection Systems".
If I get a little time I'll post the calcs. But if I remember correctly, according to the calcs the TB should be fine.
I realize that the real word is sometimes quite different than calculations, but as I said before, I kind of want to change a little at a time.
This makes t-shooting easier. I'll be happy just to get it in and running!
I have half a dozen TB's from different Jeeps floating around the shop, so I can experiment after initial startup.
J.B.
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Re: 4.6 build
P.S.
I pulled the engine April 2010!
I pulled the engine April 2010!
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Re: 4.6 build
I'm sticking with my renix tb as well but I'm going to have it bored out to 60mm so I don't have to buy all the expensive adapters to make the newer tbs work with the older computer but I'm going with the newer intake for the better flow and I figure the intakes only dealing with air and vacuum so it can't really mess anything up
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Re: 4.6 build
Newer intake + RENIX TB still ='s Adapters...
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
You're lucky that hundred shot of CAPS LOCK didn't blow the welds on the forum!!
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Re: 4.6 build
ya but that i can make out of a $10 piece of aluminium....which is what i did
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