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absolutezroo 10-26-2005 11:14 AM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
you want something that expands and contracts the same as the block..i'd be worried with some home chepot bolts...

B16Drag 10-26-2005 09:02 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
thats my point exactly. So i want to know where to buy these bolts besides from endyn?

bumblezc 10-30-2005 12:32 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
I will try to research later. Yes you want a mterial with the same thermodynamic properies. I will have to did out my Materials Engineering text today.

HMT-Admin 10-31-2005 03:01 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
I just pinned a ZC block in my daily driver. I called and called endyn, left messages but he wouldnt return my calls. So I said ---- it and just went to the hardware store and bought some aluminum rod and made my own posts. I'm pretty certain its not the exact same alloy as a honda block but I figure I'd try it. It cost me about 5 dollars to make, and about a hour to do. I also skimmped on the intake side (supposivly you want 8 on the intake) and just did 4 posts on each side.

Its been holding up well so far, but not like its that impressive. It's probably around 275whp @ 20ish psi.

[img width=640 height=480]https://www.homemadeturbo.com/2005/builtzc2/newstuff%20006.jpg[/img]

On b-series blocks I dont even think I would post or fill the block, there are lots of people making great power with open deck (no support) . D-series is a bit different since ive seen alot of headgaskets blow due to slight sleeve movement.

hotrex 10-31-2005 03:54 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
jeff why didnt you fill instad of post.....

HMT-Admin 10-31-2005 04:13 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 

Originally Posted by hotrex
jeff why didnt you fill instad of post.....

because if you read the directions on the moroso block filler it says it takes like 1 week to cure, and I'm sure the devcon takes atleast 24 hours if not more to fully cure and be ran at full temp. 4 hours after these pictures this thing was being "broke in" at 15psi, we had a race the next day =)




hotrex 10-31-2005 04:26 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
yeah my devcon took about 24 hrs. but im in no hurry. still waiting on those psiton rings....

absolutezroo 10-31-2005 04:44 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
moroso is 28 days jeff!! lol

HMT-Admin 10-31-2005 04:45 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
lol, ok I knew it was something crazy like that. I remember reading the directions and going wtf?


hotrex 10-31-2005 05:00 PM

Re: Block filling and Block Posting
 
moroso isnt even for aluminum blocks, so dismiss that all together....

you need devcon liquid aluminum f-2


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