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eclipse982nrRSTOct-09-08 08:21 AM
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#110205, "The build."


          

Word is out and a lot of people know, so, here it is. The secret is a 2.2L stroker. Yes, thats what I have been up to. So, here are a few pics from today's work. Did not get very much done.

Few pics of the block. 95' block bored 40 over and honed, was completely degreased and checked for cracks and everything. The rotating assembly was balanced as well. Crank is the Callies custom stroker crank. Eagle Rods, JE 8.8:1 pistons and total seal rings.













So, next was to start assembling this hog. Got the lower set of bearings in, went to put the top in and noticed the notch was on the wrong side! I never knew that the 95 bedplates were nocthed differently. So, besides waiting another week for another set of bearings to use, why not just notch the bedplate yourself? I am supposed to be a professional right? lol. So, yes, I notched it myself.



Bearings in.





Went ahead and plastigaged everything to make sure all my clearences were okay.



Then went ahead and put the crank in, put my gasket sealer around the block and this time, i did not forget the ORING!!!!



I will get some more pics tomorrow of the bedplate bolted up. I also started to try and get the pistons in the walls, but I am having some issues. The oil rings slide right in but as soon as I get to the 2nd compression ring, it gets VERY tight. I did not like it, so I called it a day. I go back to work tomorrow, so we will see if I can squeeze them in...









-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  

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ModeratorbullettdsmOct-09-08 08:45 AM
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#110206, "RE: The build."
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IMO, get rid of the total seal rings.

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djtrickeeOct-09-08 09:07 AM
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#110208, "RE: The build."
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What the shit. All this time and money and rubbish talk and you wimped out and only are building a 2.2. lol. Ghey.

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SilvrEclipsOct-09-08 09:20 AM
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#110209, "RE: The build."
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Looks good man, what happens if you forget to put the oring in? I dont remember if I put mine in or not.

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420agreenvilleSCOct-09-08 09:30 AM
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#110210, "RE: The build."
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very impressive mike. i really like it. yea i was gonna put my bedplate on and almost forgot the oring. lol. caught it in time. curious why you chose TS rings and not je's? your choice i know. anyway, keep the progress coming. awesome so far. how much did you spend for the crank??

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eclipse982nrRSTOct-09-08 10:21 AM
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#110211, "RE: The build."
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Oct-09-08 10:23 AM by eclipse982nrRST

          

I do not have a problem with using TS.
I ran them on the 2.0 for 2 years with no problems. Swapped to JE's when I had the head off once and noticed no difference at all. Only problem I see with people having issues with TS's is because they arent installed correctly.

EDIT: Chris, what are you talking about me whimping out? Maybe because you guys thought i was building a 2.4 all along and I wasnt?

-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  

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ModeratortekleinOct-09-08 10:55 AM
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#110212, "RE: The build."
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Whats the shiny thing bolted to it?

Great job btw

  

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eclipse982nrRSTOct-09-08 11:10 AM
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#110213, "RE: The build."
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Originally posted by teklein
Whats the shiny thing bolted to it? Great job btw


Oh yeah, forgot to mention it. That is an old school Chrysler voltage regulator. I need it for the alternator since I will no longer be using the stock ECU.

-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  

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foggy45Oct-09-08 11:44 AM
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#110214, "RE: The build."
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Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST
So, besides waiting another week for another set of bearings to use, why not just notch the bedplate yourself? I am supposed to be a professional right? lol. So, yes, I notched it myself.


don't worry man, lots of people with 96+ bedplates notch them themselves so they have the ability to run a 360* grove set of main bearings.

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barza21Oct-09-08 01:17 PM
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#110215, "RE: The build."
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good memories are coming back! Hope you actually achieve your 400whp dude, you dont want a little 2.0L beating you, do you ?

good luck with the build, keep us updated.

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1slw97Oct-09-08 03:18 PM
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#110220, "RE: The build."
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Looking good!!

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