Project resurrection v2 ep5. Is my Built EJ207 Ruined from Neglect?

In this episode of Resurrection V2, we dive into the heart of my built EJ207 engine to determine if it has survived a period of neglect. Join me as I conduct a thorough inspection, checking for signs of damage, leaks, and other potential issues.
Key Points Covered:
Visual inspection for external damage and leaks
Checking how the motor turns over
Checking audible compression
Examining belts and hoses for wear and damage
Will the built EJ207 roar back to life, or is it too far gone? Watch the video to find out!
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[@batteryman16]

Glad the engine seems to be ok! Thats a bit of a hurdle otherwise.
Pine needle removal from engine bay, check :D

[@JEwr_]

Can’t wait for this thing to be complete!
Unrelated question, what would you suggest doing for fuel set up? Going for 900ish Hp
I had a fuel pump failure on my radium dual pump hanger with walbros 525 and it took out my motor.

[@WT4T]

Well, with dual pumps and no injector differential pressure safety you'll always run that risk. So any single pump that can flow enough is preferred. Weldon, Veyron, lots of brushless options

[@batteryman16]

Is it looking like you are going to make the goal of this weekend Erich?

[@WT4T]

Hard no. Lol. Ended up at Global Time Attack all weekend and have just been thrashing on customer cars

[@batteryman16]

@@WT4T ahh bummer. I guess that's how it goes sometimes ☹️
Looking forward to seeing the progress.

[@WT4T]

@batteryman16 I got something to drive though 😈