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  1. 29th August 2019, 07:53 AM #41
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    Homestar. I reused the old cam. I did a visual on all the bearing surfaces and bearings and they looked good. I bought a replacement bearing for the very front longer bearing as it had a few scoring marks in the soft metal. If your chasing a cam I have 2 donor engines. Unsure of the condition however.
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  2. 1st September 2019, 10:04 PM #42
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    Unrelated to the 2.6l rebuild but took my 2.25 petrol ex telecom landy for a run around this saturday up the highest place at home. Generally went really well but has a few snags. Pics for those who are interested.
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  3. 13th October 2019, 06:28 PM #43
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    So got my engine all back today this weekend. I got the side valves in and timing sprockets and chain in a while ago. All went pretty well. Put a new Iwis timing chain in it. I was surprised of the good condition of the brass coolant directors, they cleaned up really well.

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    One thing that was interesting was these cast aluminium brackets that the inlet rockers rub up against. On the engine I had pulled apart someone had made washers to shim these brackets out to avoid the side spring pressure slowly bending these brackets inward and causing uneven wear. You can see the difference between two brackets below (the bent one is from another spare parts engine, on the right). This was a good mod I reakon and reinstalled them the way they came out.

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    Got the head torqued down and the other bits and pieces onto it. Just ordered a carby rebuild kit and another clutch plate and it should be good to go I reakon.

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  4. 18th December 2019, 07:40 PM #44
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    So got the engine back in pretty smoothly over the past week and took it for its first run today. Went really well. Small road blocks was getting my head around the metering needle centring on the stromberg cd175 carby. I also forgot to reinstall 4 bolts where the engine stand was installed behind the flywheel, which was devastating when I had to split the gearbox and engine again hahaha. A couple of coolant leaks first up but they were soon rectified. Some photos of her all back together for those who are interested. Next thing is historical rego hopefully.

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