Ok Boys and Girls it's Storytime

[aggie91]

Regan,

Here is a link for a fix for Firefox that I saw on another thread. If I find one for Chrome I will post it here too. Its just a plugin to "fix" you browser to display the pictures. You should be able to find on for Chrome by doing a search for something like "photobucket fix for image links"...

Depending on your browser you can get a plugin that fixes the photobucket links. this one works for firefox

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...otobucket-fix/
__________________

[aggie91]

Here is the fix for Chrome. It is just a link to add a plugin patch so that Chrome will display the photobucket images from the existing links:

If your running Google Chrome click the link and install the patch and it will fix the Photobucket problem

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...alioapbifiaedg

[regan wilson]

Thanks Capt and Aggie. I followed the link to the Chrome webstore. I typed photobucket and it came up with three options. I clicked the first one that said Photobucket Embedded Image Fix. It worked ! I guess I can keep this thread going. I just got through going through my whole thread. It reminded me of how crazy I am. lol I guess I can use Imagur or something else. What are yall using to host pics with?

[hotrod 80]

I gave up . Im no computer guy for sure.

[regan wilson]

Well I figured give an update. Photobucket freed all the pics. I went ahead and paid the smaller fee they came up with. So I'll start posting some new pics. We put the 672 9* single four combo on the dyno. The results were not as expected. We tore the top end off of it. The heads are at Slick Ricks and Hogans is on hold for a new Sheetmetal Intake. Then Ill pull the two Dominators off the shelf and try again. On another note my Dry Sump was a fun new toy to play with. I'll post back soon.

[aggie91]

Sorry to hear you are having issues making the power you want. Hope this next round works out.

[regan wilson]

The drip rail was getting pretty bad. The seam sealer was cracked up and holding moister underneath.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Ok now you can see the damage from the cracked seamsealer. It was holding moisture causing this mess.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

This is mocking up the dry sump lines. I got my lengths figured with rubber hose. Then sent them off. They came back braided stainless ptfe hose.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Freshly painted core support with my new dry sump tank mounted.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Pic of the motor before we got the oil system on it. Those heads are layed over so far at 9 degrees. It makes it look huge.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

All hooked up on the dyno.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Firewall after a good massaging for clearance. Fresh paint and some added touches around the bars. I used to use seamsealer around the bars but it would crack and come out.

[regan wilson]

[IMG] [/IMG]

Top all fixed. Its dirty in this pic but fixed. If I hadn't fixed it. In another year or two it would have been too late.

[aggie91]

Nice updates. Good thing you fixed that drip rail issue now.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Have you ever seen a set of heads in a sexy pose?

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Thanks Slick Rick

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

Doesn't look like a 16 to 1 Piston does it?

[aggie91]

No it really does not look like it would go that high. But a very small camber on such a big bore, it don't take much, but it looks like a dish, how big is the dish in the piston top?

[regan wilson]

I cant remember the dish ( or inverted dome lol ). The heads are now 62cc's

[djracer]

Good to see you are still at it. I so got to get back to work on mine!

[D13]

Kind of freaked me out when I saw the sump picture, thought it was an L6 wiht huge plug wires.

Is that rust I see in the bores on post 368?

[regan wilson]

Nothing to worry about. We were running it on Q16. It is an oxygenated fuel. Thats why the piston looks a little crusty too.

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]

[regan wilson]

[IMG][/IMG]