Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

Other than Jeff and Ghettoturbo, has anyone had any luck posting/pinning their block with success?

I read the post in the general section about when Jeff blew up his motor racing a bike... it didn't sound like block posting was good for the motor.

Stan

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

that was his b20 right?...they have weak ass sleeves, his cracked in the middle, not near the posts.

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

I posted mine myself. It's pretty easy. The best thing I did was practice threading a soft piece of wood to make sure I was threading the right size, and to just get one practice one in before I did the block.

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

yea its really easy...i cut a small peice of wood to put between the block and the sleeve so i woulndt hit the sleeve when i was drilling

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

How many miles have you guys had on your motors while they were boosted and posted? Any problems yet?

What about the shavings that goes in the block after you're done drilling?

Stan

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

my motor has 2k on it now. well you clean the shavings out before you put everything back together ;) i dont know if this is an option for you stan (the posting that is) since your motor is in the car still

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

I know in Jeff's tech article it says that Nascar and other forms of racing have done it. So i guess my question is, do they do it the same way as the article?

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

I wouldn't be much work to rip the motor out of my car, always an option.

Stan

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

I remember Jeff saying he had like 30,000 miles on his crvtec (I guess 30,000 miles on it posted too) ?

Stan

Re:Anyone post/pin their blocks with success?
 

no way...that thing wasnt in there for that long if i remember right