Hustler 500efi engine tear down & Build Up
10-18-2009, 11:19 PM
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Rob
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Rob
10-19-2009, 10:57 AM
#362
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Been following the thread, looks awesome!
Suggestion on the polished aluminum. Order some Zoops Seal.
It will protect the aluminum once you have it polished so it does not start corroding or getting water spots. It will last a couple years! That is what the street rodders use on their high dollar polished billet parts and wheels.
If you have the time it is well worth the effort! You will not have to polish again for a year or 2!
On the distributor shoot some metal protectant on it, the ionized air and moisture both attack the bare metal in the housings.
Suggestion on the polished aluminum. Order some Zoops Seal.
It will protect the aluminum once you have it polished so it does not start corroding or getting water spots. It will last a couple years! That is what the street rodders use on their high dollar polished billet parts and wheels.
If you have the time it is well worth the effort! You will not have to polish again for a year or 2!
On the distributor shoot some metal protectant on it, the ionized air and moisture both attack the bare metal in the housings.
10-19-2009, 11:35 AM
#363
Btw: Not trying to redirect the thread but sweet 69 in your avatar !!
10-26-2009, 08:20 PM
#364
Rob
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Cool.. See I knew I probably just wasn't paying enuff attention.. haha.. Yeah the "self contained unit" deal is what I liked about it.. I'm in the process of getting my power as "plug & play" ready as I can in order to keep the in & out of the bilge tripps durring rigging down to 300-400..
Btw: Not trying to redirect the thread but sweet 69 in your avatar !!
Btw: Not trying to redirect the thread but sweet 69 in your avatar !!
Thanks,yea I hate putting them together by myself.climbing that ladder
,as soon as your in the boat ya remember what ya forgot to get
10-26-2009, 08:37 PM
#365
Rob
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Been following the thread, looks awesome!
Suggestion on the polished aluminum. Order some Zoops Seal.
It will protect the aluminum once you have it polished so it does not start corroding or getting water spots. It will last a couple years! That is what the street rodders use on their high dollar polished billet parts and wheels.
If you have the time it is well worth the effort! You will not have to polish again for a year or 2!
On the distributor shoot some metal protect ant on it, the ionized air and moisture both attack the bare metal in the housings.
Suggestion on the polished aluminum. Order some Zoops Seal.
It will protect the aluminum once you have it polished so it does not start corroding or getting water spots. It will last a couple years! That is what the street rodders use on their high dollar polished billet parts and wheels.
If you have the time it is well worth the effort! You will not have to polish again for a year or 2!
On the distributor shoot some metal protect ant on it, the ionized air and moisture both attack the bare metal in the housings.
Thanks for the comps,is the Zoops like a coating? Must be a pain to apply.
Thanks for the sugestions,
Rob
Last edited by Strip Poker 388; 10-26-2009 at 08:40 PM.
09-29-2012, 07:48 PM
#367
Rob
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This October 2012 Ok I'm tearing down,Preventive maintenance I guess ya call it.
I put the blowers on in 2005 on this build up,Ive got some cool stuff and weird stuff to post.
Ive got a new Dart Block ordered and fixing to replace all the Valve train in one motor and inspect the other"Which is all new already" picks to come.
Rob
I put the blowers on in 2005 on this build up,Ive got some cool stuff and weird stuff to post.
Ive got a new Dart Block ordered and fixing to replace all the Valve train in one motor and inspect the other"Which is all new already" picks to come.
Rob
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09-29-2012, 09:42 PM
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Joe
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Thanks for starting this thead Rob it was really a big help with my motor builds, the same size but only thing i did a little different was went with the AFR335 heads and the Crane 681 cams, at the recommendation from Dustin at Whipple. The motors should be done this week 
there going in 30 foot Cigarette Mystique with Xr -2 shorties, just hope they hold up for a little while....Can't wait to hear your stories about your motors and the rebuilds....Again thanks for starting a great thread..Joe
there going in 30 foot Cigarette Mystique with Xr -2 shorties, just hope they hold up for a little while....Can't wait to hear your stories about your motors and the rebuilds....Again thanks for starting a great thread..Joe
10-05-2012, 12:47 PM
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Rob
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playing around,overtrimmed roostertail
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M477xj49Vfc[/YOUTUBE]
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M477xj49Vfc[/YOUTUBE]
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10-05-2012, 12:55 PM
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Rob
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2010 dynoing 883hp, fresh rebuild with ethanol 93,Thanks to Mark at Precision Marine Kenner Louisiana.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5m4Cbnt5NQ[/YOUTUBE]
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5m4Cbnt5NQ[/YOUTUBE]
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The Only Time You Have To Much Ammo Is When Your Swimming Or On Fire.
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