finally located a motor to swap in
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Should be as fast as a dio if you put gears in it (now that we know you can take a complete set of dio trans guts and drop them in).burnt_toast wrote:just saw that se big bore.. wow anyone try one of those? what kind of speeds. I might recommend that to my mechanic friend.
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Your a dumbass who cant read, its been confirmed you can drop a complete dio gear set (all 3 shafts with whatever gears you want) in a SE50 block.maddog wrote:That engine swap is alot of work and the bore kit is useless unless you can change the gear ratio, start off with the right engine and go from there.
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and not any more work than any other motor swapmaddog wrote:That engine swap is alot of work and the bore kit is useless unless you can change the gear ratio, start off with the right engine and go from there.
And just because top speed isn't effected by the bore kit, it would still be nice to have a ton of power on the bottom end
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Pump plug: big hunk of metal that replaces the oil pump for premix use.
If oil is not constantly run through the pump while its turning it will seize up and trash the gear drive, this will fill the engine with metal shaving and destroy it rather quickly. You can also simply remove the pump and grind the teeth off the gear and then some and plug the barbs off (sometimes the crank seal off the pump will go bad and the engine will leak through there).
If oil is not constantly run through the pump while its turning it will seize up and trash the gear drive, this will fill the engine with metal shaving and destroy it rather quickly. You can also simply remove the pump and grind the teeth off the gear and then some and plug the barbs off (sometimes the crank seal off the pump will go bad and the engine will leak through there).
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