On my 5th oil change in 500 miles and just switched to synthetic. Noticing a lot of shiney metal flake in the oil still. Arp torque tight lube and permatex ultra slick was used for assembly.
What was the cause of the rebuild?On my 5th oil change in 500 miles and just switched to synthetic. Noticing a lot of shiney metal flake in the oil still. Arp torque tight lube and permatex ultra slick was used for assembly.
Just wanted to push the motor past 450whp. Also its a teksid. So to answer your question to save weight and have a fully forged shortblock. If you spin a bearing isn't there usualy a noise that comes with it or a poorly running engine?What was the cause of the rebuild?On my 5th oil change in 500 miles and just switched to synthetic. Noticing a lot of shiney metal flake in the oil still. Arp torque tight lube and permatex ultra slick was used for assembly.
I know when I spun a bearing, it is a nightmare getting all the flakes out of the pan. You need to flush it with kerosene, rub it with an oiled towel, then wash it out with water and Dawn dish soap, rinse, rinse rinse, repeat, rinse rinse rinse, oiled rag again, etc to get all the metal out.
You DO NOT want that metal circulating through the engine.
Yes, a spun bearing will make noise, a steady thunk thunk thunk that increases with RPM.The pan was completly clean when installed on new block. So its bearing debris? Or from my new rings. Was told there shouldn't be any more flaking left after 2nd oil change.
They make little tools that cut them open if you're willing to spend the money. Heres an example: http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS-Performance-Products/555/80532/10002/-1For now I am n/a. I've never cut open a filter. What should I use and how should i cut it. Down the center? Around the filter part etc?
I wouldnt freak out over a bad tob. Tob's go bad for a number of reasons. Pain in the ass but just swap it out. Was it new when you put everything back together?Well I think I'm ****ed. I'm getting a bad squeel/tick/grind when clutch is pressed all the way down or when I let the clutch out. A trans shop at the corner which I just got back from said I have a bad throw out bearing. So with that being said would a new throw out bearing going bad within 525ish miles indicate something wrong in motor also, or could that of caused me to have worn bearing thought the motor now?
You have to pry on the haronic balancer in and out and measure with a micrometer the distance it moves in one full direction. this will give you your thrust reading. Probally something on youtube about it if you want a visual.Ssg. They are very fine particals. If I drain my oil and watch. The oil looks very clean coming out. Naked eye wouldn't notice. But when I pull pan out from under the car I see mettalic look like a typical motor break in oil should look. How could I tell of thrust bearing is bad or going. Is there any noises or signs. Or how do I check to make sure that its okay.
I apologize I meant to say you need a dial indicator magnetic based preferably to check the end play not a Micrometer... I use the same exact setup that I use to check backlash on gears to check end play.I don't have a micrometer. A friend helped me assemble and degree the cams. He had the tools.