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OverKill is flying a "holding pattern" while I complete my Powder Coat oven build. Solid roller 496 BBC is being assembled by Smith Racing of Denver right now. Edelbrock aluminum rectangle port heads H beam rods were selected amongst a bunch of other goodies! Should get up and get pretty well!!!
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01-06-2008, 06:51 AM | #253 |
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Oh man that is going to be SWEET! Looks big enough to do rad supports and maybe even bumpers.
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Yep...big enough for radiator supports and with my special built Diagonal rack will do bumpers up to 80" long.
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Any updates? are you going to the Tri-state swap meet?
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02-10-2008, 05:18 AM | #256 |
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No real updates other than Eagle (kit # 18022) 496 rotating assembly has been purchased and is at Smith Racing being put togther. Also bought a 1050 Dominator carb built by Chuck Nuytten Carbs. It is all blended and polished looks sweet!
Powder coat oven is almost done. Alex
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02-10-2008, 05:23 AM | #257 |
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how does the powdercoatoven going to work ?
are you going to use electric elements or gas
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02-10-2008, 05:26 AM | #258 |
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Three electric 3100 watt oven elements will heat the oven.
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Update On The Project
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03-08-2008, 05:04 AM | #260 |
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496 Short block is just about 100% assembled. Been feeding the Smith Racing engine builder mucho dinero and buying the rest of the engine parts...Holly 1050cfm 4500 dominator carb by Chuck Nuytten, intake edelbrock #2927, oil pan, pully's, valve covers. Cam is solid roller Comp Cam's - .652 Lift and .308 duration, Heads Edelbrock aluminum part #60559.... and have been powder coating as many parts as possible in Gloss Mirror Black. I will shoot a pic tomorrow. Here is the valve covers I chose.
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You have been busy.
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03-08-2008, 06:20 PM | #263 |
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yep Stoney, I have been busy spendin the toad skins building this BIG BLOCK and powder coating parts. Those are cool too Mike...more old style though, but definetly cool.
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My upstair parts room. I haven't been posting much but have been busy collecting big block parts and powder coating!
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Man you have been busy Alex! Looks like that oven is working great.
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You have a spare set of those covers...?
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03-09-2008, 04:26 AM | #267 |
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Yes I do. They are in Cast so I can powder coat them myself. Not selling them, sorry.
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awesome oven...ive been thinking about building one too....
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Those covers are sweet! Where did you find those?
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03-10-2008, 07:41 PM | #270 |
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Good ole' Ebay!
Auction he has going on for the ones like I bought: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ANSEN...2543QQtcZphoto Super guy!
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Ouch, those are just a little out of my price range. It seems like all the nice things usually are though. Thanks for the link Alex...
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Sounds like you're building some serious motivation for Overkill.......hence the name "Overkill"
Looking good!
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Thanks Jim! OverKill's powerplant should have plenty of motivation! I am told it should be above 650hp.
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Progress: 3-13-08 OverKill's complete shortblock comes home!!! The heartbeat of a 496 BBC! Very Excited!!!
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Shiney!!!
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