This tango rebuild was done using parts that had piled up over the years, i had a few bits tufftrided too. end result looked quiet nice i thought.[i prefered the tufftride one still ;)]
https://www.rtoc.org/boards/album.php?albumid=30
:)
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This tango rebuild was done using parts that had piled up over the years, i had a few bits tufftrided too. end result looked quiet nice i thought.[i prefered the tufftride one still ;)]
https://www.rtoc.org/boards/album.php?albumid=30
:)
How much does Tuffing the block cost??
as mentioned in rebuild no#2[tufftride], unfortunatly its been that long now i cannot remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by James5
blimey Raj, how many engines are you going to rebuild? Will you be giving them all to the new owner of your 5, a couple spare incase he/she gets over zealous with a bleed valve???:laugh:
lol, no#1 engine went into the last 5 i sold, no#2 & no#3 where sold on ebay.Quote:
Originally Posted by tobester
i would have loved to keep the no#2 tufftride engine as it was special and ive not heard to date of anyone tufftriding the block or anything else for that matter.
ill be rebuilding another one sometime in the future and will tufftride everything, maybe nitride a few things while im at it,im soon to be picking up an engine thats be sat in a garage for 10yrs:eek:
I enjoyed that :).
what? the rebuild? feel free to look at the other 2:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Purple_rob
Well the rebuild and the details really.
Reminds me of when I done my last 5 :). Many years ago now but really like the piece by piece pictures.
I wanted to see lots fresh oil over those bearings though lol :).
lol,Quote:
Originally Posted by Purple_rob
i took the pics of the bearings before i slapped a load of graphogen on them before re-assembling :)