Mak's AntiTank 200 |
Mak's AntiTank 200 |
Mar 25, 2016 - 8:03 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Dec 23, '15 From Ireland Currently Offline Reputation: 1 (100%) |
Hi all!
New to the forum and decided to post up my wacky AT200. I only say wacky because it has an unconventional engine in it. A 4AFE as opposed to the 7AFE it should be. Other than that, pretty basic apart from the alloys. How much did it cost me? €700. With brand new NCT (vehicle road worthiness test)! Here are some photos from when I first got it with some tiny mods a few months ago. Of course, plenty to do, plenty of ideas yadi, yadi, yadi.... Main issues are time and money. But I will keep on posting any updates I have with the car. |
Jun 19, 2016 - 1:39 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Dec 23, '15 From Ireland Currently Offline Reputation: 1 (100%) |
After mixing up all of my lifters (shims never fell out thank god) with the valves, I managed to match up what I thought was the most ideal shim/lifter for valve. Whether or not the way I did it was correct, I dunno. But without buying new ones, couldn't see any other option. They are all undamaged and already having spent 2k, I am not looking to spend a whole lot more. Specially when the lifters and shims are totally perfect (from a visual perspective).
Anyway, valves have been cleaned. Rear crank housing and oil pump have been prepped. Bearings added to crank and pistons. Pistons have been fitted with new rings and are back inside the block. Sump cleaned and ready to be refitted. ARP headbolts purchased and all gaskets have been delivered. Thankfully, took next week off to get a lot of work done on the engine. Have yet to: Dremel + polish head (yes, DIY port and polish). Prep ancillaries (clean of gunk and crappy paint). Rebuild the head. Final double checks for the surfaces of block and head (warpage currently almost < 0.05mm for block and almost < 0.1mm for cylinder head). |
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