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Modifying gear cover to work with DAP adjustable timing gear
If anyone is thinking of modifying there gear cover to use an adjustable DAP gear I am using a Harley Davidson Derby engine timing cover. (Found on Amazon) I like how it has a Oring on the inside hopefully it doesn’t leak but I feel it will be less of a pain to pull off not having to use RTV Silicone if I don’t have to. Welding on 3/16 steel ring, then will drill and tap the five holes. Plan is to use blue lock tight to keep the bolts from loosening. On the derby cover the Oring is inside of the fastening holes so the bolts shouldn’t need to be sealed and the blue lock tight should seal the threads.
Modifying gear cover to work with DAP adjustable timing gear
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Not sure if you guys are into 3d printing. I just started playing with cad and 3d printing. I want to get into making some on the cnc but I want to design and program the stuff myself so I can make changes on the fly. Both of these I had all the help with lol. But I am learning
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The block has some low spots around coolant passages. Thoughts?
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Question before I do final assembly
The top end was rebuilt new spring rockers and valves stock push rods new oil pump. I have to set valve lash and prime the oil system. What is the best way to ensure oil is were it needs to be. Tips and tricks to prime the oil. Also is there a way to test the oil cooler or am I better off buying a new one.
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