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RelentlessRacing
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2006
Welcome to my channel. I film whatever car project I'm working on (and trust me I have lots of car projects) and throw in a few racing vids. I am a one man show... I am the narrator, director, camera/lighting/audio guy, and editor. My goal is to provide good lighting, clear concise instructions, and make you believe I know what's up. I encourage you to leave questions, feedback, and suggestions for upcoming content. Pls leave a like, leave a comment, and don't forget to subscribe. Enjoy the channel.
Need race car parts? DM me and check out my eStore www.shoprelentlessracing.com
Need race car parts? DM me and check out my eStore www.shoprelentlessracing.com
MR2 Spyder Rear Knuckle Rebuild Part 3 - T3 Rear Suspension Arms
This video focuses on the suspension arms which attach to the rear knuckles. I opted for the T3 or Techno Toy Tuning Rear Suspension Arms, which includes the rear traction links (aka strut rods), rear toe links, and rear lower control arms. Pls subscribe and hit that notification button so you don't miss the next video, which is the installation of the T3 front sway bar, GTX2 Front Lower Control Arms and TC Rods, and the Ultimate Tie Rod Package (sounds dirty). Lastly, use the chapters to skip around as you please. If you have any questions, I don't care (not really, but just want to find out if anyone is reading this description).
Support the channel by buying parts from my website or send me billions of dollars via PayPal ajaquias@yahoo.com or Venmo: @Alan-Jaquias. Subscribe!!! And WTF? Is anyone reading this? If so, pls comment
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Links
Techno Toy Tuning
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Project Silver - Episode 7 The Resurrection - Axle Breaks the Block
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0:00 Intro
0:23 Part 2 - Wheel Bearing, Hub, ARP Studs
0:55 Rear Traction Links
6:55 Length Adjustment
9:31 Rear Toe Links
13:12 Rear Lower Control Arms
16:52 T3 Rear Suspension Arm Overview
18:16 Next Video
Support the channel by buying parts from my website or send me billions of dollars via PayPal ajaquias@yahoo.com or Venmo: @Alan-Jaquias. Subscribe!!! And WTF? Is anyone reading this? If so, pls comment
Relentless Racing Website:
www.shoprelentlessracing.com
Links
Techno Toy Tuning
technotoytuning.com/toyota/zzw30-mr2
Project Silver - Episode 7 The Resurrection - Axle Breaks the Block
th-cam.com/video/j4GsvSS4OW0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=etix403oKKc-znfC
Affiliate Links
Seals-It Dust Boots
amzn.to/4eyhz47
0:00 Intro
0:23 Part 2 - Wheel Bearing, Hub, ARP Studs
0:55 Rear Traction Links
6:55 Length Adjustment
9:31 Rear Toe Links
13:12 Rear Lower Control Arms
16:52 T3 Rear Suspension Arm Overview
18:16 Next Video
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MR2 Spyder Rear Knuckle Rebuild Part 2 - Wheel Bearings Hubs ARP Extended Studs
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I know you guys have been waiting on pins and needles, but Part 2 of the MR2 Spyder Rear Knuckle Rebuild is here! This video focuses on the rear wheel bearing, hub and ARP extended studs. Pls subscribe and hit that notification button so you don't miss Part 3. Lastly, you the chapters to skip around as you please. If you have any questions, I don't care (not really, but just want to find out if...
MR2 Spyder Rear Knuckle Rebuild Part 1 - T3 Rear Knuckle Bearings
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It's no surprise your MR2 Spyder is 19 to 24 years old and she is in need of some TLC. I'm rebuilding another MRS and this video series is focused on rebuilding the rear knuckle. It's the hub (no pun intended) for all the suspension arms. This video focuses on the 19 to 24 year old nonserviceable (yes, I made that word up) OEM rear knuckle bearing and how to remove it. I removed it off-vehicle ...
The Dry Sump Honda Never Made
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I am rebuilding a K20Z3 which integrated a dry sump system which was designed, developed, and fabricated by Honda. Apparently, the vehicle was originally a Toyota Atlantic (open wheel, Swift 016.a chassis powered by a Mazda-Cosworth MZR 2300 cm³ (2.3 L) DOHC inline-4 engine). This chassis uses the motor and transmission as a stressed member. I am unclear how Honda got involved, but they only bu...
How to Install a 2-Post 7000 lb Vehicle Lift
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I chose the Universalift 2 (aka Triumph C7000) because it was designed for lower height residential garages with columns just under 96" tall. Also, the pump runs on 110v. I ran into some issues with some slight shipping damage, concrete thickness, and hydraulic hose lengths, but figured them out. Huge thank you to my buddy Elio for helping me out with all the right tools and concrete knowledge....
How to Install an ATI Super Damper on a Toyota MR2 3S-GTE
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Bob Pham, the SW20 expert, graciously allowed me to borrow one of his 3S-GTE's. With the nearly 30-year age of SW20's, it is common for the OEM crank pulley to deteriorate to failure. Your options are to purchase a new OEM crank pulley, but chances are you modded your motor. Thus, the best option is an ATI Super Damper to reduce the internal harmonics and vibrations and essentially produce more...
Project Silver Ep 10 - How to Diagnose and Replace an MR2 Spyder Starter
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Ever get into your MR2 Spyder with the lights on in the dash, turn the key, and she won't turn over... no starter noises... nothing? She may have an electrical or starter issue. Check out this video to learn how to diagnose and replace an MR2 Spyder starter. Enjoy the vid. -AJ Support the channel by buying parts from my website or send me BILLIONS of dollars via PayPal ajaquias@yahoo.com or Ven...
Project Silver Ep 9 - Chuckwalla Valley Raceway CCW Bob Pham and Doghouse Track Day Jan 26 2024
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I recently attended a Bob Pham and Doghouse Garage track day at Chuckwalla Valley Raceway (CVR) and it was nothing short of amazing. The weather was perfect, chill vibe, music, food, and lots of MRS'. Project Silver has been to CVR a few times, but has never ran well in the past for various reasons. This day she ran flawless and felt like she was on rails. I was able to push the envelope by ent...
2ZZ Oil Pan Battle - Moroso 20970 vs BOE Fabrication TOC Wet Sump Oil Pan
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Don't ask me how I ended up with both the Moroso and BOE Fabrication baffled oil pans for the 2ZZ, but this video summarizes the differences between the two. I have used the Moroso on 2 of my 1ZZs and there has been no issues with leaking. However, if you don't seal them properly, they are going to leak. Know your mechanical limits and there is no shame in seeking the assistance of a profession...
Project Yellow Episode 7 - C56 Transmission Rebuild Part 3 - Input & Output Shafts
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Why are manual transmissions mind boggling? It's because you have never opened one. Interestingly, they are complicated yet simple at the same time. This video series serves as a guide, which should be used in conjunction with the OEM service manual. Project Yellow's (2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder) C56 transmission rebuild continues. Project Yellow Episode 7, Part 3 disassembles the input and output s...
Project Yellow Episode 6 - C56 Transmission Rebuild Part 2 - Transaxle Case
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Project Yellow's (2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder) transmission rebuild continues. Episode 6 completely breaks down the transaxle case by removing the shift forks, shift shafts, reverse idler gear, main shaft, counter shaft, and differential. Once finished the transaxle case can be prepped and cleaned for assembly. Support the channel by buying parts from my website or send me billions of dollars via Pa...
Project Silver - Episode 8 Die Another Day
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Episode 8 addresses numerous keyboard warriors and shares a Project Silver ride along at the Streets of Willow on a personal best lap! Enjoy the video. - AJ Need race car parts? Check out my website www.shoprelentlessracing.com or email me at shoprelentlessracing@gmail.com for parts you don't see on the website. Links: Relentless Racing Website: www.shoprelentlessracing.com Element Fire E50s an...
Project Silver - Episode 7 The Resurrection - Axle Breaks the Block
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Episode 7 reveals our swap choice and then dives into why the axle broke and caused a catastrophic failure with a hole in the gridle. Enjoy the video. - AJ Need race car parts? Check out my website www.shoprelentlessracing.com or email me at shoprelentlessracing@gmail.com for parts you don't see on the website. Links: Relentless Racing Website: www.shoprelentlessracing.com Element Fire E50s and...
Project Yellow Episode 5 - C56 Transmission Rebuild Part 1 with Bloopers
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My yellow 2001 MR2 Spyder aka Project Yellow was stuck in gear when I bought her. I have since swapped her transmission with a working C56. In this video, we open her original C56 transmission to discover why she is stuck in gear. If she isn't in too bad of shape, my plan is to perform a full rebuild. Guys, You must know I do all of this creator stuff on my own. I spend countless hours filming ...
ATI Super Damper Installation and Removal - Honda K Series # 918477 & 918478
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One of my favorite mods is the ATI Super Damper. It’s great at dampening engine vibrations and harmonics and that makes it power adder. Check out this video to learn how to install and remove the ATI Super Damper on a Honda K Series without damaging your crankshaft or ATI Super Damper. ATI K Series crankshaft adapters are available for purchase on my website shoprelentlessracing.com/ Enjoy the ...
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2nz calage distribution
@@RoosveltKenne-r6p sorry I don’t understand your comment
does this ATI damper works for a 7 ribs belt? I have my k20 with a rotrex and 7 ribs belt
@@felipefava2696 are u using the OEM K20 crank pulley now?
@@RelentlessRacingAJ yup, but that pulley supports 7ribs belt (oem belt is 6ribs i think)
@@felipefava2696 the ATI super Damper uses the same belt as the OE crank pulley. I recommend calling ATI for assistance.
@@RelentlessRacingAJ yeaa, thanks for the reply tho and the video!
Super informative thank you sir
Thank you so much. I'm currently in the middle of doing this because I need to replace my parking brake lines and replace the fuel valve gasket.
@@sugamai very welcome. Don’t forget to watch the next vid which shows the check valve replacement. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
@@RelentlessRacingAJ I just watched it. I need to buy the fuel pump gasket and other hoses. I appreciate the help and the videos. Also I subbed around when you released the video! I'm finally doing it because the dreader P0440 code came up lmao
@@sugamai welcome to the P0440 Club. I have done that job several times. Have fun.
This tool save my life 😊
@@MrDelcin10 👊 thank you for your support.
Yes your pulling vacuum, but most pumps for a/c are designed to pull 30lbs , the real test is after pulling vacuum shut the pump off , you should hold the vacuum. best is to have a shut off valve between pump & head. reason for that is you will pull oil out of pump when shut off without a shut off valve. every head i do must hold 30 pounds vacuum with pump off. if it don't hold vacuum with the pump off you have a leak. fill the ports with laquer thinner & blow air around valve you will see were it is leaking. think about it just because you are pulling vacuum don't mean they are not leaking. holding vacuum is the real test
@@ScottGreen-r3r I agree w you and have since changed my setup to turn off the vacuum. Again, this is merely a quick check and not the be all end all for a valve seat test. It won’t hold vacuum forever because it is not a perfectly sealed orifice. So, the question begs how long should it hold vacuum? I have some valves which hold over a minute before the pad falls off after turning off the vacuum. So, again, what’s the criteria… how long should it hold the pad there and does 20 more secs equal more HP? How much HP for x amount of seconds? Appreciate your comment and you watching.
Pretty underrated channel 👍🏻 Sub’d
State of the Art there
@@GabrielePresicci thanks for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. Thx, AJ
How to get the hose off the long white tube facing front? The hex pattern suggests the tabs + wiggle-wiggle won’t do it. Also, you say the torque for the fuel pump collar screws is 30 IN-LBF. I figure by LBF you mean pound-force which we call pound LB. So IN-LBF is IN-LB (or the technically correct LB-IN). That is, these screws should be a little tighter than a Phillips screwdriver.
@@TomHixson-j4z I made that video a very long time ago so pls help me out and tell me the time stamp for the “long white tube facing front”. Per the OEM service manual it is written as in-lbf and u are correct it means in pounds force. Technically, if written as LB-IN it is work, not torque. -AJ
See 3:33 for the white tube and matching hose. And to confirm, those screws are not very tight?
@@TomHixson-j4z if u r replacing the hose which attaches to the white tube, then cut it off. If u are saving the hose which attaches to the white tube, then you may have to use a pick to manipulate the tab(s) which hold it onto the white tube. U have to get your head and eyes in there close and check out how it works. Good luck.
For the white tube also see your Gas Tank/Parking Brake video at 10:51-interesting. The hose on that tube does indeed come off with the tabs and a good pull. Thank you-easily the best gas tank video on TH-cam.
@@TomHixson-j4z thx for the kind words. Pls subscribe. Thx again, AJ
My side panel on the passenger side has an electrical connector securely attached through the panel. How to remove?
@@TomHixson-j4z my MRS doesn’t have that so I don’t know. You will have to inspect it carefully and figure it out in your own. Good luck. -AJ
Awesome video! Does this have the same timing marks as the crank pulley it replaces?
@@CarAholic86 yes, the ATI super damper has all the same markings as the OEM crank pulley. The adapter and installation kit are available on www.shoprelentlessracing.com. Pls subscribe. Thx for watching and commenting. -AJ
Absolutely fantastic DIY video, answers all questions thoroughly and expertly.
@@dons1932 thx for the kind words. The adapter and installation kit is available on www.shoprelentlessracing.com. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
Great work! What’s size socket did you used at 1:19?
Thanks. All sockets have a different OD. Choose a socket with the largest OD that will fit thru the hole in the knuckle. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
What tool did you use to torque the caps on the rod? Great video capturing the build in steps. Makes it look so simple.
@@DarkFate93-j5h ARP rod stretch gauge. Thx for the kind words. Pls subscribe. -AJ
@RelentlessRacingAJ thanks for answering my question! Looking forward to the new content.
Awesome stuff. I am excited to see these mods in action
@@matthewyang2792 me too. Thx for watching and commenting. Stay tuned bc the T3 front suspension arm video is coming next. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
I should have gone with these bars in my project. I might switch out to them for the better access to the locking nuts for adjustability.
@@lordtakuban T3 definitely solved the issues which other competitors have. Hit up T3 and let em know u saw my video and mayb they will offer u a discount. Thx for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe
@@RelentlessRacingAJ Thanks. I am already subscribed. :) I'll contact T3 and see what I can work out.
@@lordtakuban 👊
What is the height of the building?
AWESOME VIDEO!!!
@@cameroncardoza thank you. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
Thanks again for another very helpful video. Sealsit part number should be RERS26PK?
@@robertmouton88 thx for the kind words. Your part number is correct. I put an affiliate link in the description. Pls use the link to purchase so I make 2 cents. Thx AJ
@@RelentlessRacingAJ the video shows RERS36PK, while the affiliate link brings up item with part number RERS26PK. I only realized this after purchasing the item via amazon link, and discovering it was too small. Might want to recheck and clarify this information. Great content regardless.
@@slayer9008 sorry, the video is correct. The link is wrong.
Please a leak under the Intake Cam bearing cap is normal ? Chasing VVt issues.
You are going to have to elaborate... what do you mean a leak under the intake bearing cap? Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
Great video! I’ve had this happen several times on my b20
@@MartinSaldana-x8i thx for the kind words. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
How mi Bedr you Have Good job
@@JimmyGasiber what?
No lock tight on the pressure plate bolts?
@@allennewman632 that’s an excellent question. Have you checked the OEM service manual?
@@RelentlessRacingAJ I don't have one
@@allennewman632 it’s available for free in the Files section on the Facebook group MR2 Spyder
Top tranny bolts, use a impact gun with about a 12 extension, you have to take the driver side engine mount bracket off the tranny to get a straight shot at them
Your car so clean, even underneath, too
@@HankChen It’s a California car and I cleaned it. Don’t forget to watch the following vid about P0440. Thx for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
Anyone recognize the mistake I made? It is fucking hilarious.
Heat shield?
@@beyxiong correct! I eventually got some new dust shields and installed em. OCD is real. Thx for commenting and watching. You are officially one of four ppl who watch my channel. Pls subscribe. ✌️AJ
@RelentlessRacingAJ, thank you. Your videos are very helpful. Waiting on the front t3 front lca install video.
@@beyxiong thx again. I completed the front T3 install. Still need to edit the vid tho. Stay tuned. Hit that notification button & subscribe. -AJ
Do you apply any grease to the wheel bearings exterior before pressing them in?
Yes, on the OD prior to pressing. This helps w the pressing process. And then again on the inner and outer surfaces to help with corrosion prevention. Thx for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. -AJ
There are a lot of hub and wheel bearing videos on youtube, but once again - your videos are proof that it's not what you say, but how you say it. It just so happens that my summer TODO list has been arm bushings and then wheel bearings. I recently battled my front lower control arms bushings without the use of a press, your video has me thinking that the 20T HF Press might be the next move. Would you recommend it? Are there any other alternatives? My complaint is that space is limited for me, but the cost to bring my rear knuckles to a shop would be close to the cost of a press I imagine.
@@scotched9682 thank you for the kind words. I haven’t had any issues w my press, but note I modified it w a HF air over hydraulic bottle jack. If I had to do it all over again, I probably would have bought the OEMTOOLS 25087 bc it is air over hydraulic, has a pressure gauge, and a moveable ram. However, it is more expensive. My friend bought it and he let me try it out. It worked well. Stay tuned for Part 3. Thx again, AJ
Thanks so much for this video
@@joelatwar shoprelentlessracing.com/products/ati-adapter-b-series Thx for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. AJ
I'm always amazed why the f toyota didn't put 190HP as stanard in that car. Whhhhyyyyyy
@@aleurwal2000 lots of the time it’s a cost thang. Toyota vehicle planning is very specific and they are trying to practice 3rd degree price discrimination to capture all demographics. It’s difficult to predict what consumers will buy, but all in all I believe Toyota does an excellent job at vehicle planning. No doubt they missed it on the MRS, but it’s still a cool car. Thx for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. -AJ
@@RelentlessRacingAJ same with mazda mx-5 at the moment they offer mazda with 2.0 engine with 184bhp W TF. why not more bhp? i had celica from 2000 with 190 bhp engine on the motorway i was able to drive fast and very economical 7l per 100km. and now? what do they offer? in mazda mx5 should be 250bhp engine with nice performance - performance of 5s to 100km
@@aleurwal2000 everything costs money… even more horsepower. Thx again for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. -AJ
i did the screw and washer method. Was a pain lol
@@TougeTime wow that must have sucked. Did u do it on-car?
hey nice video thanks. question for you how did you make that crankshaft adapter tool? the one that threads into the crank snout
shoprelentlessracing.com/products/ati-adapter-k-and-f-series Don't forget to add the installation kit to your order
Cristal clear ! Thanks
@@patricedeschilder1321 welcome. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
@@RelentlessRacingAJ I did subscribe. Question: seems you have not done further videos about the C56 Transmission Rebuild. Have you ?
@@patricedeschilder1321 Sorry, I haven’t edited parts 3 and 4, but as the OEM service manual reads sometimes… assembly is the opposite of disassembly. 😂 All kidding aside, these vids take an enormous amount of effort and time and I honestly don’t know when I will edit parts 3 and 4 based on all my projects. In fact, you are the only one watching these vids. If you follow the OEM service manual it details the process for each shaft assembly very well. Get in there and get dirty. Manual transmissions are much easier than rebuilding an engine. As my dad once told me, don’t be afraid. Good luck. -AJ
Where can I get those serviceable bushings?
@@jimmcnees7749 seriously? It’s written all over the video and in the description.
@@RelentlessRacingAJ yea nvm I seen it after I watched the video again thanks
Hey sir, how do you "loosen the cables" so that the pawl makes contact with the caliper stop? My driver side looks fine, but the other one is not touching. Is the adjustment made at the lever side? The cable itself? Or on the caliper? I kinda see that you twist or push it but it's not very clear what you're doing. Thanks in advance
@@dsx5036 gotta loosen the cable completely at the lever
Much better than pressing the hub out with a hammer and a socket. I’m becoming more and more convinced that a race puller is worthwhile. Seems much easier than using the dremel technique
@@mrs_radrod I’ve always used a bearing separator to press off inner races. The key is using a quality bearing separator like the Snap On. It is expensive, but it has never failed me. Thx for watching and commenting. Pls subscribe. Thx again AJ
Nice job, AJ. I did the exact same mod on my press (pneumatic controlled hydraulic cylinder). Makes it so much easier. Now I just need to find some C channel.
@@reneneron2971 thx for the kind words. C channels will chg ur life. 😂
Suuuper dope man!! Can't wait to get my hands on these from T3
@@danielpereyra9612 they are very well designed. I’m super impressed w T3. More T3 vids to come. Stay tuned.
Great work AJ! Just watched your video on replacing heater and radiator hoses (on order soon) Now this! Very helpful. Thanks
Glad it helped. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
Helio boro
Big yes they do need it
Great video how a how to video should be done 👏👏👏👏
@@Andrew-jh5uv thx for the kind words. Pls see www.shoprelentlessracing.com for the adapters and installation/removal kits. Pls subscribe. Thx AJ
Hi AJ ok subscribed i have a MKIII Supra 7MGTE will that crankshaft adaptor fit a 7M crank? Or do you have one etc thanku AJ
@@Andrew-jh5uv I haven’t researched that crank. Pls email me at shoprelentlessracing@gmail.com so I can ask you some questions and we can share pics
perfect video AJ!
@@ErikSeastead 👊 much appreciated. Thx AJ
Perfect video, I wish all TH-cam car videos were this good. Just finished my install and it was seamless. Was able to press the balance on the first try. Purchased your adapter bolt and it made the job a breeze.
@@marcusscott17 spread the word brother. 😂 thx for the kind words & appreciate your support. -AJ
i am from spain, thanks for help me so much
@@adriang4375 Claro que si. De nada. Pls subscribe -AJ
top video, thanks
@@adriang4375 gracias 🙏🏽 pls subscribe
@@adriang4375 de nada. -AJ
Did you find that the rocker shaft got increasingly more difficult to push through as you went along? It’s almost like mine had warped while it sat. I have the correct ones on each side. But I imagine it could possibly just be from the increased friction as you go along. Thanks so much
@@bauerleinjohn assuming everything is lubricated and straight, you should be able to push the rocker shafts into position using ur pinky.
@@RelentlessRacingAJ I’m wondering if maybe because I disassembled the head and left the shafts in there for a while, maybe they’ve bent slightly or something
@@bauerleinjohn something is warped or bent and it’s either the head or shafts. Good luck
@@RelentlessRacingAJ aww screw it, just run it. I’ll take them apart and see if I can find out what’s goin on. Wonder if I misplaced a set of rockers or something. When I disassembled it. I put the shafts for the rockers back in the head. Maybe they didn’t like that and sagged or something. I do have ones from a blown head I might be able to test out and see if they work
Great video! Will have to order that adapter for the K24! At 7:08 You torque the crank bolt, but don't show what tool you use to hold the crank still. Could you elaborate on that and say what do you use to keep the pulley still while torquing the bolt? Thanks!
@@cabac89 there are many ways to hold the flywheel… just search on TH-cam. Here how I do it: see 11:27 th-cam.com/video/fHRbfybyG6Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6V6XuGdWbwiCWOWv
@@RelentlessRacingAJThank you! I just ordered your adapter and purchased the proform kit using your affiliate link!
@@cabac89 thank you. Will fwd tracking once it ships. Thx again AJ
Great walk through. I’ll definitely check out the rest of the series. Keep doing what you’re doing. Clear and concise, I really appreciate that.
Arnt you supposed to run the 3 bolts that it comes with in those holes
@@zach3445 those holes are for the removable serpentine power steering drive pulley for ‘94 and newer B-Series applications
@@RelentlessRacingAJ I only ask because it says “must use all bolts” I wasn’t sure if you needed to put them in even if you weren’t using it
@@zach3445 I don’t use em bc I don’t have power steering in my race car