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  1. On 4/4/2024 at 1:16 PM, calZ said:

     

    I meant to ask this before, but can you give some more details on the timing setup? It looks like you're using the stock Mercedes guides. What did you have to do to get those to fit the block? 

    well yes , stock guides , just to make lower axes in the block, and the stock cover is modified  to make some space, electric water pump ( davis Craig ) , and tensioner on the right side, in place of the water inlet  ( spring and lock without oil pressure ) no need for oil pump drive or distributor for i put dry sump pump system and megasquirt ignition and injection EFI with yamaha bike itb's 

    So simple and cheap , just a little of brain storming ! 

    oh ! and a little joke for the head cover !! Lol ! 

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  2. Hi, you have to reopen your ecu and be sure  your ignition out is wired, and you'll need some IGBT 's  to control wasted sparks , with your cops ( are you sure your 300 zx ignitor is useful ? )

    read the ms extra manual , every thing is avalaible . 

    with a 36-1trigger wheel , you put 50 degres in the soft  TS  

  3. you said

     No dice!  We checked for spark and we have it.   In Tuner Studio the only alert that I see is 

    "Not RPM Synced"   Im guessing that means MS is not getting a Tach Signal from EDIS?  

     

     

    how did you checked spark, if you don't get tach signal ? Lazeum is right, test inversion of sensor, it could work . Are you sure the basics are right in TS ? 

    good luck with EDIS , i switched to wasted cops and IGBT 's  , i could not get good sparks with EDIS 6 but it was my fault (may be) ? 

  4. On 9/15/2018 at 11:55 PM, Derek said:

     

    Did you sonic test It?

     

    Hopefully working on my stroker soon and trying to make some decisions. I was going to go for 89mm.

     

    23 hours ago, turbogrill said:

    Besides head gasket being a little pricey and a sonic test is recommended , is there any other issues/risks/costs?

     

    Obviously custom pistons are needed.

    the cheaper is to build your own  multi layer copper head gasket , what i did , removable and no leak if well done .

    custom pistons ? after market pistons exist , some times need over boring the rod at the pin  

  5. On 9/15/2018 at 11:55 PM, Derek said:

     

    Did you sonic test It?

     

    Hopefully working on my stroker soon and trying to make some decisions. I was going to go for 89mm.

    89 mm with F54 would be rather safe , but not with P30 or other blocks 

    my P30 from l26 was in the water at 89 mm , sleeves to come 

    i did not sonic test my f54, i think for NA it's enough 

  6. Hi, Already done years ago : 6 holes above exhaust pipes, and one big tube feeding water in reverse flow with an  australian electric water pump Davis Craig. 

    Absolutely  no problem of over warming 

    there are two little purging hoses in the upper roof  of the head , for avoiding eventually steam , returning to the expansion tank 

    excuse my bad english in my explanations 

    Regards 

    Didier 

    PS : Peter Macdonnel built an amazing system like this on the Green Hornet , but no reverse flow 

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  7. Hi, here my 260  2+2 just finished : 

    rebored block F54 (90 mm) P90 head with cam, injection ITB's ( gsxr) mégasquirt/Edis 6 

    Dry sump pump, electric water pump davis craig, custom idler gear, OBX lsd, etc , etc , 

    Big brakes front/rear

    all body parts in fiber glass/Polyester : front and rear hood, fenders, doors, front and rear , etc etc  i made moulds myself . 

    Gotti wheels 225/50/15 front ,,, 245/45/16 rear

    Plastidip with custom color, pearlizer finishing coat

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  8. I made my own oïl pan with a sheet of aluminium, with a Weaver bros dry sump pump system, and lowered the steering rack, and cross member,, so i am about 50 mm ( 2 ") lower . You have to realign the gear box bracket  ( 25mm or 1")

    Of course, you have to modify the steering geometry to avoid any " bump steering" on such a bad suspension and steering system

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