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Cal-look/High Performance => In Da Werks => Topic started by: Jesse/DVK on January 22, 2008, 21:29:26 pm



Title: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 22, 2008, 21:29:26 pm
Because I got some plans for my '64 bug this year, I thought I open a topic.

It all started with this bug I bought when I was 19, (20 years old now :P).

(http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/63946.jpg)

Pretty much a stock bug, except for the Flat 4 BRM's. It was also converted to 12volt and has a Mexican 1200 engine in the back.

(http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/63947.jpg)

Interior was also stock and very old.

Than I got on the wrong track, I bougt a foglight and a roofrack  :'( I won't post a photo of that fase :P.

This is how the bug looks now, photo was taken on the way back from Das Drag Day #5. What a great event! The bug is lowered with a CB Perf. front axle, it also has an electronic 1-2-3 Ignition.

(http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/63638.jpg)

This winter I ordered a new interior from TMI and fitted it with help of my dad. New carpet, seats and doorpanels. This is how it looks now. I'm very proud with the result.

(http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/63639.jpg)

(http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/63640.jpg)

So what are my plans for this year:

* Autometer monster tacho
* Disc brakes in the front
* CSP-Shifter
* EU rear bumper
* 205/70 tires
* Cool exhaust for my 1200 with a fatboy muffler
* Starting on a 1776/1915 engine(winter 2008)

Who knows a good 205/70 tire? And what make of front disc brakes?





Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: speedwell on January 22, 2008, 22:00:23 pm
nice car & love the interior upholstery
why don't you put another tach like a vdo or smith , too many auto meter for me IMHO  ;)


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: wolfswest on January 22, 2008, 22:06:14 pm
nice car Jesse.  Interior looks stunning!   :P




Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: lowfastbus on January 22, 2008, 22:22:20 pm
Goodyear makes nice 205/70 tires... Eagles


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: JS on January 22, 2008, 23:01:58 pm
I have a pair for my car, looks great. Fairly cheap too if i remember correctly.


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: Neil Davies on January 23, 2008, 11:14:31 am
With the 1200 I'd go for a smaller tyre and muffler - a 185/70 would be ideal, and a 4 into 1 header with a little glasspack (painted white!) with a chrome tip would look spot on for early Cal Look!  ;)


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: speedwell on January 23, 2008, 13:30:39 pm
With the 1200 I'd go for a smaller tyre and muffler - a 185/70 would be ideal, and a 4 into 1 header with a little glasspack (painted white!) with a chrome tip would look spot on for early Cal Look!  ;)
i agree neil


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on January 23, 2008, 16:37:06 pm
With the 1200 I'd go for a smaller tyre and muffler - a 185/70 would be ideal, and a 4 into 1 header with a little glasspack (painted white!) with a chrome tip would look spot on for early Cal Look!  ;)

that's what i think as well  ;D
but it's your call jesse  ;)

your interior looks tip top as well.

and you might wanna reconsider going with a 1679cc - that's gotta be the coolest displacement around.


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 23, 2008, 18:45:05 pm
Thanks guys!

@ Diederick, 1679cc - very cool yes, but will it make enough horsepower  8)

About the tires, I'm going for the 205/70's. It will only be one year with the 1200.

About the front disc brakes, does anybody have experience with the kit from A.C. Industries?


Title: Re: Mean Green '64
Post by: louisb on January 23, 2008, 18:51:24 pm
Not the whole kit, but I used their rotors and they were nicely done.

--louis


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 09, 2008, 17:57:47 pm
Two weeks ago I fitted the rear wheels with Bridgestone 205/70 tires.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10011/PICT0001~1.JPG)

I also got tipped by a friend about a 'tuned' engine in somebody's garage nearby. Will have a look at it very soon. Do you guys have some tips on where to look at when buying an engine?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Bewitched666 on March 09, 2008, 19:32:05 pm
a 1679cc engine is alot of fun and will provide enough hp.
Depends on how you build it of course and for what purpose.

A well build 1679 can beat any 1776 or so engine.Its all in the combo
of engine and gearbox etc and of course money counts. ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 09, 2008, 22:50:55 pm
Just got a reply from the guy with the engine, he is going to use it in his own bug  :'(


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Bryan67 on March 10, 2008, 04:11:10 am
For brakes its either CB, Airkewld, or CSP.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 11, 2008, 11:05:03 am
Guys, what are your opinions about an Auto Linea case? A shop here in the Netherlands sells them for 500 euros. It than clearenced for a 82mm crank, bored for 94mm or 90.5mm cilinders and ready for full flow. Will that be a better investment than buying a second hand AS41 case and have it machined (don't know what machining costs?).

Plan is to go for a 1915 or 2110. Or is that to much for a first time engine build?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on March 12, 2008, 02:56:46 am
i think that case is just fine. and starting with a fresh case gives you a lot better start position than a used case (not knowing what to expect of it)
and as i said, w.r.t. the current $ rate you can get any case shipped to NL for even less.
but the most important thing is if anyone would recommend building either a max displacement stock stroke engine (like i'm doing) or a conservative large stroke engine (funny comparison vs 1915cc) engine. and i can't give a rightful answer to that yet...


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Neil Davies on March 12, 2008, 12:04:56 pm
but the most important thing is if anyone would recommend building either a max displacement stock stroke engine (like i'm doing) or a conservative large stroke engine (funny comparison vs 1915cc) engine. and i can't give a rightful answer to that yet...

I asked John Maher the same thing back in 1998 or so. I was looking for advice on something streetable and capable of mid-to-low 14's. John asked what parts I'd got already (basically only a set of 40x35.5 heads cut for 90.5's and a pair of 40IDF's) which really narrowed it down to a lazy 2007 or a more highly strung 1776. Basically the conclusion was that the bigger the displacement, the less work it has to do to run a set number. A 2332 should run easy 12's and be relatively low stressed, wheras a 1776 in the 12's is possible but will be a more stressed motor.

Of course, I decided to build neiother motor and a few years later ended up with an IDA'd 2180! ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 19, 2008, 10:12:05 am
This Sunday I bought an 1300AR motor.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00189.JPG)

It is really dirty but internally it looks good. It's an AS21 case. After a lot of talking and discussing I'm going for the 1915cc engine. Based around a DPR 69 welded crank, Engle w-125 camshaft, and 40x35mm heads, and a lot of other stuff :P. Seems like i'm going to have to save a lot of money.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 25, 2008, 11:40:22 am
Yesterday I split the case, it all looks good inside. Soon I will go to a machine shop to have it drilled for 94mm cilinders and tapped for full flow.

This is the setup I have come up with.

AS21 Case
DPR 69mm welded C/W
Stock rods
Engle W-125
Mahle 94mm cilinders&pistons
Gene berg lifters
Gene berg pushrods
40x35.5 heads (SCAT, CB, Steve Timms??)
Gene Berg HD rocker shafts
Stock rockers
26mm oilpump
Weber 40 IDF or Dell'orto 40mm (looking for an old Alfa 33 :P)
1-2-3 ignition
12lbs flywheel
Merged header + empi phatboy

Any comments guys?

About using the stock rods, in the aircooled vw interchange manual of Keith Seume it says that stock rods are great for a street engine, what could I do to improve them? What bolts etc.?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on March 25, 2008, 13:59:04 pm
Sounds like a really nice combo.

If the case is good,then use it,but check for cracks.Does it have case savers?

I prefer the new case.

You will have problems with Alfa carbs if you don't get the right ones.I suggest Dellorto 40,and get all your jets and parts from CB Performance or from Dellorto.co.uk.The first important thing to check when you get the ex-alfa carbs,if the throttleshaft moves freely.If it does,than they shouel have  future.

I have repaired and rebuild few sets of these carbs,and they are not too bad.Be sure to get non leaking floats.





Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 25, 2008, 17:42:38 pm
Sounds like a really nice combo.

If the case is good,then use it,but check for cracks.Does it have case savers?

I prefer the new case.

You will have problems with Alfa carbs if you don't get the right ones.I suggest Dellorto 40,and get all your jets and parts from CB Performance or from Dellorto.co.uk.The first important thing to check when you get the ex-alfa carbs,if the throttleshaft moves freely.If it does,than they shouel have  future.

I have repaired and rebuild few sets of these carbs,and they are not too bad.Be sure to get non leaking floats.


Yes it has case savers with M8 studs. When I find a set of carbs the will be rebuilt and ultrasoon cleaned.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: bluestar on March 25, 2008, 18:41:27 pm
I think is better to make a new line on your as21 case , so you can start with good material .

Look for the rods , you can have good ones ( flat4 , CB etc..)  , not expensive .

Don't use Alfa carbs , always problem in pespective !! maybe try to find  44 idf .


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: GreenTom on April 04, 2008, 15:40:54 pm
why not use DRLA 40??? Very good carbs, I restored my pair and they work really well. Just aded CB ubdate kit nad its mint (not so many trubble with jetting...), they don't need that but jet doctor of CB is a very good idea.
As I heard DRLA's are the most sofiscicated carbs on the marcket (those days).



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Rennsurfer on April 04, 2008, 16:07:56 pm
Jesse, your car looks GREAT. Always dug on Java Green. I miss my Java '66 Berlin model Beetle.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10011/PICT0001~1.JPG)

I'm going to build the same engine size as you... 1915cc. You're right; it's going to be a long road of saving money ahead. But it'll be well worth it.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 05, 2008, 19:12:15 pm
@ Greentom, well I'm going to look for some secondhand carbs from old Alfa 33's. They were fitted with Weber 40 IDF or Dell'Orto 40 DRLA. So it depends on what I find.

@ Fred, thanks! 1915cc should be a great engine and the most bang for buck.

I splitted the case and everything looks good, no cracks etc. By the way the American guys, are there any cool VW shops located in New York? Because I'm going to New York with school in May.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Harry/FDK on April 09, 2008, 16:59:28 pm
Yesterday I split the case, it all looks good inside. Soon I will go to a machine shop to have it drilled for 94mm cilinders and tapped for full flow.

This is the setup I have come up with.

AS21 Case
DPR 69mm welded C/W
Stock rods
Engle W-125
Mahle 94mm cilinders&pistons
Gene berg lifters
Gene berg pushrods
40x35.5 heads (SCAT, CB, Steve Timms??)
Gene Berg HD rocker shafts
Stock rockers
26mm oilpump
Weber 40 IDF or Dell'orto 40mm (looking for an old Alfa 33 :P)
1-2-3 ignition
12lbs flywheel
Merged header + empi phatboy

Any comments guys?

About using the stock rods, in the aircooled vw interchange manual of Keith Seume it says that stock rods are great for a street engine, what could I do to improve them? What bolts etc.?


Jesse, do yourself a Big favour. get a New Case.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jordy/DVK on April 09, 2008, 18:55:50 pm

 A case isn't that heavy and with the current exchange rate it might be a good idea to order one abroad.
 Lowbugget sells machined cases for $499,- which is +- €315,-. We could order our cases together to save $€$€...
 (I think washing/checking/alignboring/machining that case will cost well over €350,- won't it?)
 


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Harry/FDK on April 09, 2008, 20:48:51 pm

  (I think washing/checking/alignboring/machining that case will cost well over €350,- won't it?)
 

And still have low oil pressure, crap floating around, etc.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Airspeed on April 12, 2008, 12:53:15 pm

  (I think washing/checking/alignboring/machining that case will cost well over €350,- won't it?)
 
I think you need to do most of that with a new case as well...

I'd prefer a decent AR case over a new auto-linea case any time. New mag cases are not always any better in quality these days either...


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on July 07, 2008, 19:19:32 pm
Thought of giving you guys an update. Bought a turbo muffler and a 1 1/2 inch header at EBI2. Still debating on the engine choice, 1776 vs 1915 and which cam. The rest of the setup I got pretty worked out.

DPR C/W
Stock rods
SCAT Mini-D heads
GB pushrods
GB lifters
Stock rocker arms with HD shaft
40 DRLA's for now and saving for 48 IDA's.
1 1/2 inch header
1-2-3 ignition

What do you guys think? 1914 of 1776? With a stock 1200 gearbox and what cam? Was thinking of a Engle W120 of W125.

Thanks!

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Exhaust_001.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Exhaust_002.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Rick Meredith on July 07, 2008, 19:38:41 pm

What do you guys think? 1914 of 1776?


There's no replacement for displacement!   ;D




Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: GreenTom on July 08, 2008, 16:32:34 pm

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Exhaust_001.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Exhaust_002.jpg)

my 2c awful sound of that muffler :( it sounds like you would stick a plastick plate to e bicycle wheel frame next to the wheel... :) hery sharp noise enoying sound. especially ather 200-300km :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on August 03, 2008, 10:12:14 am
Well I like the sound :)

Just got news from the machine shop. My old case is to bad to use :(, needs line-boring etc. So I have to look for a new case, thinking of getting it out of the USA, which shops are good there?

I'm getting my DPR crank this week :).



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on August 03, 2008, 19:51:11 pm
If you plan to order a new case from the USA,I strongly reccomend  Brothers VW Machine shop in Ontario California.

I ordered my case from them for my 2276,and they did the beautifull job sleeving the lifter bores,decking and full-flowing the case.And great prices too.

I think that cases start at $400 + additional machining costs.

Send an e-mail and talk to Jacob or Renato: brothersmachine@hotmail.com

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=454587 (http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=454587)

http://www.brothersvwmachineshop.com/contact.htm (http://www.brothersvwmachineshop.com/contact.htm)

Great guys and great service.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on August 03, 2008, 22:30:55 pm
Thanks I already looked at their site, nice prices. I'm not sure which options I should take for the 1915.

I'm sure on these:

Bore Engine Case to 90.5mm / 94mm Pistons = $45.00
Deck Engine Case = $35.00
Drill / Tap / Plug Oil Galleries = $75.00
Full Flow (Drill and Tap Engine Case) = $30.00

But are these also necessary?

Lower Lifter Bosses = $40.00
Sand Seal Case w/Seal = $35.00
Shuffle Pin Center Main = $85.00
Sleeve Lifter Bores (Silicone Bronze) = $125.00
Sleeve Lifter Bores w/Groove (Silicone Bronze) = $150.00

Thanks!

 


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: gizago on August 04, 2008, 12:08:29 pm
If you are buying a new crank, why not go for a 76mm, or even 78mm, it wont cost much more than a good 69mm. Free cc's ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Sander/DVK on August 04, 2008, 22:25:32 pm
But are these also necessary?

Lower Lifter Bosses = $40.00
If you have a OEM case yes, but I dont know if this is neccesery with after market cases.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Airspeed on August 04, 2008, 22:35:24 pm
But are these also necessary?

Lower Lifter Bosses = $40.00
If you have a OEM case yes, but I dont know if this is neccesery with after market cases.
You lower the lifter bores when you have a cam with more lift, usually even more so when it still has a decent base circle (ie with smaller strokes the say up to about 78mm depending on rod big end diameter). The work is usually/best done with the lifters and the cam you will use to be present at the machine shop, so they can give you just about enough clearence. Not too much clearence as your lifter should be supported by its bore as far and as much as possible.
Hope you see the picture of this before you  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Sander/DVK on August 04, 2008, 22:50:07 pm
Thanks Walter  :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Bewitched666 on August 05, 2008, 07:20:16 am
With Jesse running a stock stroke 69 c/w crank with w120 or w125 cam it is not neccesary to lower the lifter bores even with the bulky stock rods. 8)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on August 05, 2008, 09:14:41 am
Thanks guys for your answers, but now I have two different answers :P. I'm running a DPR 69mm C/W with CB Perf Uni-Tech HD plus rods with a Engle 120 (or equivalent from Webcam).

Anyone else has good experience with Brothers VW?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Bewitched666 on August 05, 2008, 09:45:08 am
Brothers is a machine shop and they are good i heard 8)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on August 05, 2008, 10:00:10 am
Thanks guys for your answers, but now I have two different answers :P. I'm running a DPR 69mm C/W with CB Perf Uni-Tech HD plus rods with a Engle 120 (or equivalent from Webcam).

Anyone else has good experience with Brothers VW?


Go for the 1914cc and don't look back 8)

If you go with an Engle W120,with a good set of ported 40x35.5 heads it should be a nice combo.

If you would like to go with an Engle w-125 I think you should sleeve the lifter to have a peace.

Trust me,they are one if the best machine shops out there,they can do any work you can imagine.Tey also doweled my 82mm crank with 11/32 dowels,balanced it,and the flywheel and pressure plate



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on August 06, 2008, 10:09:39 am
Thanks for your replies, what about decking the case, is that needed with a new case?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on August 06, 2008, 10:50:11 am
I would do it in either way

It maybe isn't neccesary when bored for 90.5,but when it is bored for 94mm cylinders you only have a very thin cylinder seating area withouth decking


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on September 11, 2008, 19:24:33 pm
Update:

I got new front tires, 135r15 from toyo, also adjusted the front a little bit lower. I love the stance now.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DVK-004.jpg)

I also got my crank from DPR, great peace of steel :D.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DPR_001.jpg)

Also bought some heads from Dokke/DFL, will get them next week. The heads are 041's with 39 x 35.5 valves with Remmele valve springs and some porting done by Remmele. Because of this I will build a 1776. Parts are coming in slowly it's hard as a student :P


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Neil Davies on September 11, 2008, 20:16:06 pm
You could go 1835... ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on September 23, 2008, 19:23:43 pm
Got my heads last weekend. Really pleased with them :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DDD_112.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DDD_115.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on September 23, 2008, 20:05:18 pm
Got my heads last weekend. Really pleased with them :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DDD_112.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DDD_115.jpg)
Get Rid of the Aluminum Spring Retainers there Bad News put some Chrome Moly Ones On


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on September 23, 2008, 22:42:48 pm
i'm sure he will and put dual springs on it as well  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: 67worshipper on September 23, 2008, 22:47:16 pm
stance is bang on now jesse ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on September 24, 2008, 06:58:27 am
i'm sure he will and put dual springs on it as well  ;)

Nope I will stay with these single springs, keeping the valve train light.

Why should I change the retainers for chro-mo? These retainers are made out of aircraft alu by Remmele. I think they are stronger than 18 dollar chro-mo's from CB?  ???


@67worshipper, thanks! I'm really pleased with the look now.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on September 24, 2008, 10:14:52 am
impressive  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on September 24, 2008, 15:19:12 pm
i'm sure he will and put dual springs on it as well  ;)

Nope I will stay with these single springs, keeping the valve train light.

Why should I change the retainers for chro-mo? These retainers are made out of aircraft alu by Remmele. I think they are stronger than 18 dollar chro-mo's from CB?  ???


@67worshipper, thanks! I'm really pleased with the look now.
Aluminum Wears I have seen to Many Valve's Pull threw and Drop A Valve I would use stock ones over aluminum but Recomend Chrome Moly Retainers


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Harry/FDK on September 26, 2008, 22:48:51 pm
Condolences to your heads.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Sander/DVK on September 27, 2008, 00:10:20 am
Strange post. Why?  ???


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on September 27, 2008, 18:40:50 pm
Condolences to your heads.

Because?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Harry/FDK on September 28, 2008, 16:31:38 pm
Alu Retainers, pm'd you back. Like Shubee posted, i rather go for stock then that crap. Go titanium, and sleep well. ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 08, 2008, 20:02:55 pm
Ok guys, I'm about to order my clutch setup. Going for a Kennedy Racing Stage 1 but I don't know which disc out should use? Primarily street use.

What's the difference between these?

http://www.vwspeedshop.com/shop/product.php?productid=1033&cat=285&page=1

and

http://www.vwspeedshop.com/shop/product.php?productid=1035&cat=285&page=1

it's for a 1915, K8, IDA.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: peach_ on December 09, 2008, 13:06:49 pm
This is all very interesting, Im in the same boat as you, shoe string student lol

Just wondering how much your new case was? As i was gonna use a old 1200 case with not many miles on it for a 2276 or 2.1 project? ???

cheers


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 09, 2008, 13:23:03 pm
The case was 540 euros I ordered it at John Maher, I had an old case at first but I was just as expensive to get that one line bored etc as a new case.

Some pics.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/AS41-002.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/AS41-001.jpg)

This week I will order a lot of the smaller parts, cam, lifters, oil pump etc.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Paulus on December 11, 2008, 18:41:03 pm
Cool Jesse !  Case looks nice :)
Have you orderred the smaller parts at Kaagkevers with the groupbuy ?

Greetz


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 11, 2008, 21:06:06 pm
I ordered SCAT I-beams from Kaag, but I can't go their on saturday I have to work.

The other stuff is ordered yesterday at vwspeedshop.co.uk.

Engle FK8
CB Straight cuts
CB lightweight lifters
Manton pushrods lightweight
Dual springs
Chromolly retainers
shadek 26mm
Gene Berg fullflow cover
Kennedy racing stage 1
Daikin super disc


A question btw, should I swap out the brazilian oil pick-up tube for an original german one??


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: tikimadness on December 11, 2008, 21:24:52 pm
Did you get the shuffle pins at the maincenter?

I am curious about what John Mayer thinks about that mod as I read not everyone thinks it is nescessary.

Michael


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 11, 2008, 21:30:23 pm
No I didn't get the shuffle pins. I believe that when everything is balanced correctly and torqued to the right spec it shouldn't be a problem on a 1915.


But why are you reacting on a non cal-look car?  ::)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: tikimadness on December 11, 2008, 21:37:42 pm
No I didn't get the shuffle pins. I believe that when everything is balanced correctly and torqued to the right spec it shouldn't be a problem on a 1915.


But why are you reacting on a non cal-look car?  ::)

It doesn't have to be a cal-looker to be liked by me ;)

Michael


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 18, 2008, 23:38:22 pm
Early Christmas :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/IMAGE_036.jpg)


(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/IMAGE_038.jpg)

Kenndy Racing Stage 1 1700lbs
Daikin Super Disc
Engle FK-8
Shadek 26mm pump
Gene Berg Full-Flow cover
CB Straight cuts gears
CB 30mm Lightweight lifters
Manton lightweight pushrods

Hope to recieve my rods tomorrow.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: GreenTom on January 01, 2009, 15:43:02 pm
I ordered SCAT I-beams from Kaag, but I can't go their on saturday I have to work.

The other stuff is ordered yesterday at vwspeedshop.co.uk.

Engle FK8
CB Straight cuts
CB lightweight lifters
Manton pushrods lightweight
Dual springs
Chromolly retainers
shadek 26mm
Gene Berg fullflow cover
Kennedy racing stage 1
Daikin super disc


A question btw, should I swap out the brazilian oil pick-up tube for an original german one??

good choice.
I think You should ubgrade to the german pick up tube. Paul has them new if You wont just ask him.
the brazilan aren't bad but the ending bit sucking oil is always on wrong engle. that doesn't metter if You're not running with oextra oil sump but if You are the extension will be cockeyed.



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 01, 2009, 19:04:45 pm
I have an original pick-up tube lying around from an old case, but I can't seem to get the old pick-up tube out. It isn't fixed anywhere else besides the nut at the pick up end is it?

Some rods cam in :)

http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/IMAGE_039.jpg


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Germanlkmanx on January 01, 2009, 21:04:23 pm
Not fixed in other than a mild interference fit where the tube enters the case. If you are not reusing the old pickup (and I wouldn't be) then take a wide faced chisel and and give it a few whacks with a mallet where the tube meets the saucer part, that should free it from the case.

tom.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 02, 2009, 17:04:57 pm
Thanks, I managed to get it out and put in the original one.

I have a question, all the parts I bought are balanced, should I balance them also all together?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on January 02, 2009, 23:53:54 pm
yup, all together! that's the main key!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on January 04, 2009, 21:16:42 pm
Hey nice progress going on here!
I even bought a new case after I splitted 3 cases. You don`t wanna build a exclusive house on an dubious
fundament  ;)

As said balance everything even together with the kennedy.I switched from VW clutchpalte to a kennedy out of the box now I have some vibrations at and rpm range that weren`t there before...

Go on,
Felix


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 04, 2009, 23:46:49 pm
Hi Felix,

But now you have Brazil on the side of the engine instead of germany  ;D :D

I'm having the machine work done in the next coming weeks, drill out the heads voor 94mm pistons and cut them for dual springs. And balance everything together. Hope that it makes a sweet running engine.

Still debating on the IDA's, going for new ones (very good price now with the low pound) or going for second hand italians....


Jesse/DVK


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on January 04, 2009, 23:53:34 pm
keep in mind the used items may not prove to be ready to use or in good state.
i know  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on January 06, 2009, 12:15:39 pm
even with the new Spain IDA's,sometimes you don't know what you're getting,cause they can come with bad floats :P


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on January 06, 2009, 17:59:04 pm
But now you have Brazil on the side of the engine instead of germany  ;D :D

No no, on my case stands Mexico ;) But the best would be a new D one but not available even for good money...
The Mex and brasil cases need some smoothing inside the finish is way beyound compaired to an D case.Just lay them side by side and you see the areas which need to be smoothed

To the IDA`s:
I have bought spanish one`s and you really need to take them apart complete, two co-screw`s were bent and chisels inside the body and the overall quality is not that good.If I hadn`t bought them I would buy these:
http://cal-look.no/lounge/index.php/topic,7675.0.html
ITALIAN`S,40mm Vent. 3rd hole,rebuild, floats opend and polished nice deal...

Greetz!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 06, 2009, 18:51:11 pm
Mexico, brazil, all the same  :D

That is nice deal, but i'm spending my money now on balancing etc. :).

Just a question, I would like to build the longblock now and than save for carbs etc. So it wil take like 2 months after the longblock has been build before it would start up for the first time.

Is this a problem for the greasing of parts and the stuff you put on the cam etc? Will it vaporize or something?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: mr horsepower on January 06, 2009, 19:47:13 pm
Mexico, brazil, all the same  :D

That is nice deal, but i'm spending my money now on balancing etc. :).

Just a question, I would like to build the longblock now and than save for carbs etc. So it wil take like 2 months after the longblock has been build before it would start up for the first time.

Is this a problem for the greasing of parts and the stuff you put on the cam etc? Will it vaporize or something?

hoi Jesse allemaal heel leuk die gagets maar als je al niet weet wat je wel en niet kan doen dan word het een hele dure hobby
on the other hand if you need any advise or support ill be glad to help you out to make sure that you run that engine like you stole it with no problems at all .

groeten HENRI. ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 06, 2009, 21:03:40 pm
Hi Henri,

Well you can help me by answering my question. :D

I think i'm well capable of building an engine. I just want to make this sure.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: mr horsepower on January 06, 2009, 21:25:52 pm
Ok Jesse dust sticks on any kind of lube, like a magnet on iron ,even if you wrap your engine in it stil wil be full of dust when you open it ,we use high pressure hot tanks to clean our engines and if we have to wait for any parts we store them dry ,even after that we inspect the parts and clean them out with a solvent or the hot tank
and about the grease its liquide so even after a small period of time it drips off !
my suggestion is to wait with the assembly till you have all the parts in hous an then fire it up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

KIND REGARDS HENRI.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on January 06, 2009, 21:42:11 pm
Jesse,you can do it man :)Thumbs up ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on January 07, 2009, 00:57:41 am
jesse, i'm gonna wait till i have all my parts and then get it done in a matter of days.
i've been wondering the same thing but it's not a good idea to assemble and let it sit for a long time...


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 21, 2009, 16:18:30 pm
Ok guys, I'm looking for carbs now. I can't really decide. Spanish IDA's (looks like DRD sells a good products they are checked and have a 3rd progression hole drilled) voor 1050 dollars or look for Italians? Are all the parts still available at normal prices? Or maybe I should go for another type of carb? IDF, DNCF? Car is street drivin on a regular basis.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on January 21, 2009, 18:03:19 pm
Jesse,have you thought of 44 and 48 Idf's? :)I know they are not as cool as IDA's,but they should be easier to tune and better for street and everyday driving.

What If rain starts sipping into you IDA's ;D

No doubt,IDA's are much sexier :-*


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on February 16, 2009, 22:02:58 pm
Today I recieved two big boxes from the vwspeedshop :). Looks like I almost got all the parts now to start building. Sorry for the bad pics, the battery of the cam was empty so I used my phone.


(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/normal_IMAGE_071.jpg)

Cilinders/pistons, bearings, flywheel
(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/normal_IMAGE_073.jpg)

30hp fanshroud with doghouse
(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/normal_IMAGE_074.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on February 17, 2009, 17:15:55 pm
good job jesse!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 19, 2009, 15:56:25 pm
Look what the postman brought :):) So happy! Finally a set of IDA's!

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Engine_011.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Engine_010.jpg)

How should I check em out?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 09, 2009, 11:38:21 am
Some progress again.

Checking all the clearances etc. Got my CB equalizer pulley.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Engine-014.jpg)

Porting my manifolds for my heads

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/spruitstuk.jpg)

A crappy pic of my new dash layout. Monster tach and two VDO gauges.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/IMAGE_088.jpg)

I'm going to the Otto Bros next week to have everything balanced and some work on my heads so after that I can start building :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 14, 2009, 09:18:11 am
A quick question. I want to run SS braided lines with AN fittings for fuel lines from regulator to the IDA's and oil lines. What size should I use? -6 or -8?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on April 14, 2009, 12:08:36 pm
as far as I know most people run -6.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 14, 2009, 12:24:29 pm
For both fuel and and oil? I'm thinking of a Mitsuba pump (max 4psi) up front under the tank. -> stock fuel line to the engine -> Holley regulator with 2 outlets and a gauge with -6 hoses to the IDA's. Should be fine I guess? And run -8 to the oil filter? -8 hose from Summit has an inside diameter of 0.438 inch which is 11 mm.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on April 14, 2009, 12:25:06 pm
nope, oil is -8 and 12mm hose if i'm correct.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 14, 2009, 15:13:38 pm
Would using -8 also for fuel be a problem?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 21, 2009, 13:21:49 pm
Who can tell me where to take weight on Mahle 94mm A pistons to get the weight 5 grams down?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: airstuff on April 27, 2009, 14:52:42 pm
have you balanced the pistons?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 27, 2009, 20:29:22 pm
Yep :). Everything is ready. Today I lubed the IDA's. Checked piston ring gaps. I'm just waiting for my parts to come back from balancing etc. Also ordered a 4qt Berg sump and Pauter pushrod tubes.



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Paulus on April 27, 2009, 20:54:28 pm
Yep :). Everything is ready. Today I lubed the IDA's. Checked piston ring gaps. I'm just waiting for my parts to come back from balancing etc. Also ordered a 4qt Berg sump and Pauter pushrod tubes.



Yeah.....Almost party time ! :D 
We see the movies if your bug soon in youtube  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 08, 2009, 12:03:48 pm
Hope this mouse engine is still intresting for you guys  :)

Yesterday I went to the Otto Bros is Belgium to pick up my stuff. Everything is balanced and my heads are bored for 94mm and cut for dual springs.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02193.jpg)


I'm installing the valve springs at the moment. This sunday Diederick wil come over and we will start with the trial assembly of the engine. I will post some pics than.
(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02194.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on May 09, 2009, 20:07:19 pm
Keep us updated  ;D
What rockers are you using? It looks that they are already rusting ???
Maybe you should dip them in WD 40 for a while...
Greetz!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 16, 2009, 19:43:44 pm
Those are Bugpack rockers, lying around here made them a bit rusty but they are already cleaned up :). Today I put my crank with rods and camshaft with lifters in the case and put it together. Now I have a problem. When I turn the crank clockwise (looking from the pulley) is stops after a half turn. When I turn it counter clockwise there is no problem at all. Any ideas of you guys? The cam to lifter clearance is 2mm so thats ok.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on May 16, 2009, 23:05:21 pm
is the Dist. Drive in the case? some guys put it in  at first and when rotating the motor one way it pushes the drive up and the brass gear binds  it could also be the crank and cam gear, your case could of had a -1 -2 or -3 gear before  turn the crank backwards and see if it spits the cam up out of the cam bearings 


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on May 16, 2009, 23:22:35 pm
putting the dist drive in there before the crank is generally the way to do it, right?
we'll have a look tomorrow jesse ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 16, 2009, 23:33:40 pm
I took it apart and put it together and now it works fine. Donnow why :P  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on May 17, 2009, 03:08:03 am
I took it apart and put it together and now it works fine. Donnow why :P  ;D
it was most likly the dist Drive I always check the play and the shimming before I put the crank in then I take it out I put it in after the shortblock is together I use a a little white grease on the shims and stick a push rod as a guide down the dist. hole and slide the shims down the pushrod then remove the push rod guide and drop in the Dist. Drive then stick in a cre dist so the drive dose not move up when you rotate the engine on the stand when building an HP motor I like to leave it out till last that way you dont get a false  tight spot felling by the drive not being down all the way plu if you force turn the motor you can screw up the brass grear


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 18, 2009, 19:50:21 pm
Some pics :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Case1.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Case2.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Case3.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: peach_ on May 21, 2009, 23:25:20 pm
 8) looking awesome dude


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: peach_ on May 21, 2009, 23:25:48 pm
oops double post lol


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 26, 2009, 15:08:46 pm
I need your expertise guys :).

I'm measuring my pushrod length. Full lift was 13.5mm so half lift is at 6.75mm.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02237.JPG)


Half lift

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02236.JPG)

Zero lift

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02238.JPG)

Full lift

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02239.JPG)

I think the pushrod lenght is ok. What do you guys think?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on May 26, 2009, 17:00:19 pm
Hi Jesse I was just looking at the pictures of your engine and Noticed it looks like #1 Rod is upside Down The tab always faces up on the rod and the tanges for the rod bearings always face down when installing on the crank Please Check it before you go any futher on your motor if you have already checked the deck  and the rod is upside down you will have to recheck your deck  Hope  I caught it in time also check #2 Rod I could not see it good in the Picture  A lot of guys hang the rods on the crank like that if you have all the rods facing one side when installing them when you flip them over two will be upside down Good Luck Shubee ;D ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on May 28, 2009, 07:11:06 am
Hi Jesse I was just looking at the pictures of your engine and Noticed it looks like #1 Rod is upside Down The tab always faces up on the rod and the tanges for the rod bearings always face down when installing on the crank Please Check it before you go any futher on your motor if you have already checked the deck  and the rod is upside down you will have to recheck your deck  Hope  I caught it in time also check #2 Rod I could not see it good in the Picture  A lot of guys hang the rods on the crank like that if you have all the rods facing one side when installing them when you flip them over two will be upside down Good Luck Shubee ;D ;D

Good trained eye!
Yes it looks as if the mark is downwards on the rod.

About the rocker geometry:
Here is a perfect "how to" about rocker geometry on non orig. style rcockers:
http://www.pauter.com/RockerInst.htm

Nice progress go on and on!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Type1/DVK on May 28, 2009, 08:10:51 am
Tabs up, Tangs down. I had to adjust this at the last moment because i did wrong also  :o  If you have rods without the tab's you can always recognize them on the tangs, they always must be down to scrape the oil. ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 28, 2009, 08:31:03 am
Thanks Gary, you have been a real help. What a stupid beginners mistake..  :-[

Felix, thanks I will look at that. I think they are all of the correct length now. I'm trying to get my shortblock, maybe longblock together today. Maybe I can make it to Bitbug :).



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on May 28, 2009, 11:38:17 am
Thanks Gary, you have been a real help. What a stupid beginners mistake..  :-[

Felix, thanks I will look at that. I think they are all of the correct length now. I'm trying to get my shortblock, maybe longblock together today. Maybe I can make it to Bitbug :).

Hi Jesse,
hope that you make it to BITBUG. I am sure you will!

Then you can participate at the DFL 402 CAL LOOK Trophy  that will take place there ;D
More infos about DFL 402 in the following days!

Greetings!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on May 28, 2009, 14:29:16 pm
Thanks Gary, you have been a real help. What a stupid beginners mistake..  :-[

Felix, thanks I will look at that. I think they are all of the correct length now. I'm trying to get my shortblock, maybe longblock together today. Maybe I can make it to Bitbug :).


LOL Jesse We All Learn from Are Mistakes I am just Glad I noticed it before you got it all together and in the car That's what the Cal Look Lounge is all About Helping each other Out any way we can.. Good Luck and have a Happy VW Day ;D ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 28, 2009, 16:14:21 pm
Shortblock is together guys :). I just need some tools to get the longblock together.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Shubee2 (DSK) on May 28, 2009, 21:27:56 pm
Shortblock is together guys :). I just need some tools to get the longblock together.
  Cool Congrats ;D ;D ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on May 28, 2009, 22:06:26 pm
just a general question also with regard to my own build;
shouldn't the process from shortblock to final engine take too long before the cam lube drips off??


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 31, 2009, 19:10:06 pm
 8)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/longblock.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on June 01, 2009, 20:01:23 pm
COOL COOL! Are those orig. DDS tube`s ?  ;)
Go on...Will it be ready for Bitbug?
I hope You and your club mates attend DFL 402! Would be "über" cool!

http://cal-look.no/lounge/index.php/topic,9191.0.html

(http://cal-look.no/lounge/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=9191.0;attach=30555;image)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on July 07, 2009, 19:42:11 pm
Had some bad luck with my thesis for school these last weeks. Haven't been to any meeting (Bitbug, Budel, EBI 3) which I wanted to go :(. Just have been busy with school and work. But last Sunday I did some work on the bug. Engine is in the car. Just need to do some small things and than it is ready for the first start up.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02377.JPG)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02376.JPG)



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on July 21, 2009, 09:35:41 am
(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02398.JPG)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC02399.JPG)

Just a short movie of it running. No tuning yet :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8pHuH1IfIo


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on July 21, 2009, 10:24:56 am
rock on dude!! i'm real glad you pulled it off  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: peach_ on July 21, 2009, 22:33:50 pm
Sweet dude! sounds Awesome!  8)

Bit faster than your old 1200 then?  :D

What breather did you use?

You got any Pics?

Cheers


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on July 22, 2009, 09:28:38 am
peach, the breather is that ridiculous UK made tube above the shroud  ;) ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on July 22, 2009, 09:56:00 am
Hey very cool that it is running!
Sound`s a bit out of sync but already nice.

So some DVK members will go on the track at DDD, see you at the tree  ;)

Greetz,
Felix


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on July 22, 2009, 14:43:46 pm
Hi Felix,

Thanks! Yes I didn't synch or jet it yet. I'm sorry but the DVK won't be at DDD. We have a dragstrip here in Holland at the Kever Zomer Festijn. (www.keverzomerfestijn.nl) we want to promote the cal-look/dragracing in Holland so that where we are going.

@ Peach, diederick is right. It's from the vwspeedshop.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Bewitched666 on July 22, 2009, 20:27:22 pm
Finally sombody is going to try to promote dragracing here in holland ;D

Drachten has an official strip too only nobody wants to ride there


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: tikimadness on July 22, 2009, 20:51:11 pm
Finally sombody is going to try to promote dragracing here in holland ;D

Drachten has an official strip too only nobody wants to ride there

That's because you must be able to drive back in time when you go that far north. ;D

Michael


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 09, 2010, 23:55:54 pm
Long time I posted here. :P. Been busy with the enginebay because I wasn't happy with the way it looked. Painted the firewall and powdercoated all the engine tins. Look good IMO :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Bovenaf.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Motor.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Paulus on March 10, 2010, 20:37:03 pm
Hi Jesse!  Looks very cool  8) Next week Ninove??


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 10, 2010, 20:57:19 pm
Thanks Paul! Yes I'm going to Ninove with the airmight cruise.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on September 15, 2010, 09:54:40 am
Long time no updates. Had some troubles with this car. Stock gearbox was destroyed. It has a built gearbox now with close ratio 3 & 4, SAW axles etc.

Also the complete front end has had an overhaul.. spindles etc and CSP brakes.

(http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs412.snc4/47486_1388925525280_1296347594_30879257_3322013_n.jpg)


Very small clip..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESVVD_GO_Bo


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: CHR!S/DVK on September 15, 2010, 16:39:50 pm
rock on dude! 8)

time to eat tarmac and burn some rubber at DDD! ;D

enjoy! :-*


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: thehanz DVK on September 15, 2010, 18:29:36 pm
enjoy the weekend .....
and can i take it for a little spin so i can use the gearbox at least once  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Felix/DFL on September 16, 2010, 01:51:23 am
Hey Jesse,

cool that it runs again and you solved the problems. See you at DDD!  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Engine update
Post by: Jesse/DVK on September 23, 2010, 19:21:39 pm
Drove 800kms last weekend, made 6 runs @ DDD with no problems! Had a great weekend! Racing, watching, beer & burgers @ DFL (thanks guys!).

A cool pic shot from the weekend.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/gallery/albums/userpics/10003/260~0.JPG)

But I want to go faster! Looking for a set of new heads that suit the FK-8. Also changing the ignition to a CB/MSD and the exhaust to one from A1 (thinking of 1 3/4). Is that to big? Any tips for heads to look for?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Engine update
Post by: volkskris on September 23, 2010, 21:07:32 pm
But I want to go faster! Looking for a set of new heads that suit the FK-8. Also changing the ignition to a CB/MSD and the exhaust to one from A1 (thinking of 1 3/4). Is that to big? Any tips for heads to look for?

1 5/8 will be big enough. for heads you can take a look at steve tims heads: http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=185137
Kristof


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: speedwell on September 24, 2010, 13:40:39 pm
 ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Type1/DVK on September 24, 2010, 19:36:18 pm
Got some more from Niels Airmighty!

Both of us, wayy cool... had to do that more often :P

More on airmighty!

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_7999.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8009.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8013.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8014.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8017.jpg)

Dragster look  :lol:  :lol:
(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8019.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8020.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8021.jpg)

(http://www.airmighty.com/index/Gallery/albums/das_drag_day_8_2010/IMG_8026.jpg)




Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on November 24, 2010, 10:00:46 am
It's winter again so time for some updates!

Ordered a A1 lowdown header and muffler yesterday. Will also rebuild the engine.. 78.4mm DPR.

Still looking for a good pulley, have had some troubles with the equalizer from CB. It welds itself to the crank.. I like the Jaycee pulley, anyone any experience with them?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Zündfunke on November 24, 2010, 11:06:32 am
Perfect ride dude!

What filter socks are you using? I´m looking for a set for my idas but can´t find any. :-\


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on November 24, 2010, 11:17:00 am
Thanks!

Also the rear was lowered because it was to high  ??? Looked stupid at DDD :).

Filters are custom made by MotoAir. About 50 euros for 4.

http://www.motoair.nl/home/index.asp



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Zündfunke on November 24, 2010, 11:36:26 am
Thanks! I´ll send them a mail... :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on November 25, 2010, 11:40:45 am
I'm still debating on heads.. Choosing between CB wedgeports or Steve Tims Stage 2 (maybe plus)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: fredy66 on November 25, 2010, 18:01:49 pm
that's going to be a nice engine  ;D

i,m thinking of Steavs heads but we will see and fk8 or a CB 2288


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on November 29, 2010, 17:17:21 pm
Just placed an order for a set of Steve Tims Stage 2 plus heads :).



Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: fredy66 on November 29, 2010, 17:31:53 pm
lucky man i have to Waite to January to do that i,m thinking of going for the stage 1 heads.
what compres ion are you planing to run??


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Jesse/DVK on November 29, 2010, 19:09:28 pm
Chambers 53cc so with 1mm deckheight I will get 10:1 CR.


Just found out that a set of Mahle B pistons is no longer available.. Just USD 50.00 difference between a set of Wiseco pistons or a complete cilinder/piston set of Mahle. Do I need anything extra with the Wiseco pistons?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: fredy66 on November 29, 2010, 21:18:29 pm
Chambers 53cc so with 1mm deckheight I will get 10:1 CR.


Just found out that a set of Mahle B pistons is no longer available.. Just USD 50.00 difference between a set of Wiseco pistons or a complete cilinder/piston set of Mahle. Do I need anything extra with the Wiseco pistons?

aircooled. fi  have aa and mahle

http://aircooled.fi/shop/index.php?categoryID=381

http://aircooled.fi/shop/index.php?categoryID=273




Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: Diederick/DVK on November 30, 2010, 09:37:37 am
i think jesse means pistons only, no cylinders since he still has those...


Title: Re: Jesse's '64
Post by: fredy66 on November 30, 2010, 09:48:12 am
no problem

http://aircooled.fi/shop/index.php?categoryID=274

http://aircooled.fi/shop/index.php?categoryID=382

send a mail to tompa and ask top service all my parts are from them so far


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on November 30, 2010, 14:14:52 pm
Thanks for the info.

I'm also looking for a new pulley. Anyone have any experience with the Jaycee Pulleys? Or should I go for a equalizer pulley.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Harry/FDK on November 30, 2010, 19:36:33 pm
Do I need anything extra with the Wiseco pistons?

Just a decent set of snaprings. (the piston pins are made in Taiwan, i'm having those checked on hardness).


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: mr horsepower on November 30, 2010, 22:10:48 pm
How do you do that ,hit it with a hammer  ;D

gr henri

Do I need anything extra with the Wiseco pistons?

Just a decent set of snaprings. (the piston pins are made in Taiwan, i'm having those checked on hardness).


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Peter on December 01, 2010, 08:24:11 am
hey Jesse,
I will dismantle my engine soon and will install wisecos,
if you need my pistons let me know,
i dont need them anymore...

cheers, P


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Harry/FDK on December 01, 2010, 18:58:28 pm
How do you do that ,hit it with a hammer  ;D

gr henri

Do I need anything extra with the Wiseco pistons?

Just a decent set of snaprings. (the piston pins are made in Taiwan, i'm having those checked on hardness).

Normally you could use the following processes or methods: Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers, Micro, Mohs and Scleroscope (the Hammer method). Fortunately i can also have the pins and other parts checked on their metal and bi-metal (crap) substances within 5 seconds.

Regards,
Harry


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 24, 2010, 12:05:21 pm
Parts should be arriving soon.

Also ordered a Gene Berg Equalizer :).

Will me engine benefit from installing larger vents in the IDA's? What size should I use?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Diederick/DVK on December 24, 2010, 17:07:20 pm
with stage 2 heads? 40mm is my guesstimate, but you're better off waiting for more profound advice  :D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 27, 2011, 16:53:39 pm
Started on the bodywork.

Going to replace the rear valance and make it removable.

(http://cal-look.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/foto-300x225.jpg)

Bumper brackets are also a bit rusty so going to replace them. Also these are not the correct ones but for 1972 and later beetles

(http://cal-look.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Bumpersteun-300x225.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on February 01, 2011, 22:53:34 pm
Took the engine apart.

(http://cal-look.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/DSC00215-1024x768.jpg)

(http://cal-look.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/DSC00216-1024x768.jpg)

(http://cal-look.nl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/DSC00218-1024x768.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Diederick/DVK on February 01, 2011, 22:54:58 pm
nice work!
but is that (premature) wear on the lifters?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Type1/DVK on February 02, 2011, 11:07:26 am
nothing special on the lifters, are okay.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on February 02, 2011, 17:28:28 pm
I will take some better pics. If they aren't ok I'm going for UDO tool steel lifters!  :o


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on February 13, 2011, 11:55:03 am
update required?  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on February 13, 2011, 13:28:49 pm
Well waiting on parts now :). Brought my case to the machine shop for checking and shuffle pins. Furthermore I'm cleaning my inner wheel wells. Lots of Tectyl was put on them by the previous owner.

Cleaned all the parts I'm using from the 1915cc engine.



Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 02, 2011, 16:41:12 pm
Received some new parts from Jo Clifford!

GB gland nut
Kennedy Stage 2
Daikin disc
Fast fab breather box

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00329~0.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 06, 2011, 19:28:19 pm
Picked up a '64 convertible decklid yesterday. Hard to find as they are one year only. Cool thing that it's also java green :D

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/183535_1592018042466_1296347594_31258230_7778417_n.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 15, 2011, 22:40:00 pm
And working on the body :) Next week off to the painter!

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00336.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00337.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00338.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: fredy66 on March 16, 2011, 02:52:49 am
loking good


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Diederick/DVK on March 16, 2011, 08:36:15 am
nice!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 21, 2011, 22:59:30 pm
Some work..

Damn it was a mess, lots of butchering from the past but underneath it revealed good condition original steel :).

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00349.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00351.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00355.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00360.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00359.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Paulus on March 23, 2011, 18:31:12 pm
Nice work Jesse!..... :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 24, 2011, 21:19:38 pm
Thorsten Pieper tool steel lifters. 55 gram each. 

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00375.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 02, 2011, 23:42:45 pm
Off to the painter

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Spuiter.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on April 27, 2011, 00:10:20 am
painted?  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on April 27, 2011, 12:05:13 pm
Not yet! My painter is on holiday for two weeks :(. But I will get it back on 10 May. Ordered the last parts this week (pauter rockers, some JayCee and Berg items) and I will receive the A1 exhaust, DPR crank/flywheel and steve tims heads and the end of may so I have to hurry to get in finished in time for EBI!!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on May 15, 2011, 23:00:16 pm
Not yet! My painter is on holiday for two weeks :(. But I will get it back on 10 May. Ordered the last parts this week (pauter rockers, some JayCee and Berg items) and I will receive the A1 exhaust, DPR crank/flywheel and steve tims heads and the end of may so I have to hurry to get in finished in time for EBI!!

Painted?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 16, 2011, 15:22:18 pm
Yes, it's being polished right now and I will pick it up tomorrow.  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on May 17, 2011, 00:09:32 am
Yes, it's being polished right now and I will pick it up tomorrow.  ;D

Sweeet!  ;D ;D

 ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 17, 2011, 19:13:51 pm
Here we go :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Front.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Rear.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Engine.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on May 17, 2011, 20:15:56 pm
Here we go :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Front.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Rear.jpg)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Engine.jpg)

 8) sweet dude  8)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: volkskris on May 17, 2011, 23:12:08 pm
nice! 8) seems like only one to two full days work to get it complete :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on May 22, 2011, 19:28:33 pm
Put on some fenders etc :).

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/WIP.jpg)

And new stacks

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/Kelk.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Felix/DFL on May 25, 2011, 21:30:49 pm
Nice!

Maybe you want to switch that yellow plastic "things" against HD supports made by VEWIB out of OEM castings.
http://www.ge-ma-classics-shop.de/index.php/cPath/8_90_302/category/hinterachse-kaefer-karmann-typ14.html

Very nice pieces and they aren`t higher like the yellow one`s which lift your engine & gearbox and could get you into shift problems. Lay both side to side and you see what I am talking about.

The HD spring plate bushings are even wonderfull and non comparable to the red plastic litter which even aren`t correct in measurement.

http://www.ge-ma-classics-shop.de/index.php/cPath/8_90_302/category/hinterachse-kaefer-karmann-typ14.html
http://www.vewib.de/cms/website.php?id=/en/brand.htm

Have fun.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 02, 2011, 21:31:49 pm
A1! And Steve Tims welded heads :)
 
(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00596.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Nico86 on June 02, 2011, 21:46:46 pm
Nice!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 06, 2011, 09:00:37 am
My cars :)

Crankshaft etc will be balanced tonight so I can start building the engine this week and weekend. Deckheight came out to 1.25mm which is ok with 53cc heads. 9.8:1 CR

(http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/5632/dsc00636a.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 13, 2011, 22:29:21 pm
Worked quitte some time on the engine this weekend. Hope to start her up next weekend!

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00661.JPG)

Pushrodlength
(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00663.JPG)

Back together

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00665.JPG)

Almost done
(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00667.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: thehanz DVK on June 15, 2011, 18:35:50 pm
looking good....when it's running okay i have the next engine to build for you  ;D....
see you at Budel ?? or engine time this weekend ?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 16, 2011, 21:36:48 pm
Engine time this weekend Hans! Just finished mounting my breather box, coil, wiring etc. Putting in the engine tomorrow night and than start up this Saturday.

Maybe Budel on sunday depends on the weather.

Building your engine is no problem! We will discuss it :D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Zach Gomulka on June 16, 2011, 22:28:43 pm
(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00663.JPG)

Where's your pick-up tube ???


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 16, 2011, 23:14:01 pm
Removed it with trial assembly and to clean the case. Didn't forget it Zach ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 18, 2011, 22:22:14 pm
So put in the engine and cranked for oil pressure. Everything ok. But than we found out that the magnaspark 2 coil was leaking! They are hard to come by in the Netherlands so thinking of replacing it with a MSD blaster 2 coil. Should be ok?



Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 19, 2011, 21:32:46 pm
Anyone has a quick answer if the MSD blaster 2 or high vibration coil will work with the magnaspark 2 and magnaspark 2 wires? The coils have the same specs so I guess it should be ok.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Diederick/DVK on June 20, 2011, 09:40:49 am
too bad the coil is malfunctioning, one would expect more of a new product.
where will you get the MSD coil?
have you contacted CBPerformance yet? perhaps a quick phone call would help.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 20, 2011, 10:17:20 am
Just ordered a MSD High Vibration coil at a local Honda/Tupperware tuning shop :D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 24, 2011, 06:43:25 am
Fired her up! To bad she is leaking at the valve covers. Need to sort that out.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00700.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Diederick/DVK on June 24, 2011, 15:13:55 pm
looking gooood!
perhaps someone can chime in how on earth you got an oil leak at the valve covers??
the oil pressure was fine, right?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on June 24, 2011, 17:53:49 pm
Fired her up! To bad she is leaking at the valve covers. Need to sort that out.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00700.JPG)

 8) 8) awesome dude, what exhaust have you got on that?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: volkskris on June 24, 2011, 21:51:13 pm
Fired her up! To bad she is leaking at the valve covers. Need to sort that out.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00700.JPG)

 8) 8) awesome dude, what exhaust have you got on that?
A1 lowdown ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Felix/DFL on June 25, 2011, 18:58:57 pm
Now that looks perfect!
What v.covers are you using? I learned that it`s always a good idea to "glue" in the sealing in the aftermarked v.cover with dirko HT or other simular products.
Have fun!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 25, 2011, 19:13:29 pm
Stock but they are do not have enough room.. Have to find a solution quick before EBI!!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: fredy66 on June 25, 2011, 20:36:58 pm
good luck man some body here can help  you


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: airstuff on June 27, 2011, 21:20:20 pm
Beautifull engine man :)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on June 28, 2011, 14:00:51 pm
Thanks! Just ordered a pair of SCAT valve covers which should work perfectly! So EBI here I come!

Small vid!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLbnvS1_GrY


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on June 28, 2011, 14:50:29 pm
Thanks! Just ordered a pair of SCAT valve covers which should work perfectly! So EBI here I come!

Small vid!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLbnvS1_GrY

Sweet dude looks the dogs!

Have you got any tips for first time start up? like cam break in etc?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Diederick/DVK on June 30, 2011, 12:41:07 pm
buddy, you busy at work or something? i sent word...
are YOU ready and set for tomorrow?  ;)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: peach_ on July 12, 2011, 23:13:39 pm
So is this all done now then dude?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Sander/DVK on July 20, 2011, 23:58:45 pm
Yeah, tell us how it drives Jesse  ???


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on July 22, 2011, 13:51:48 pm
It ate a Dodge SRT-10 for breakfast.  :-\


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Wout on July 24, 2011, 20:13:59 pm
It ate a Dodge SRT-10 for breakfast.  :-\

Nice  :D

gr
Wout


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: fredy66 on July 24, 2011, 22:54:49 pm
any new  videos?
i,m waiting  parts to finish my engine no i have a 1200  :'(


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: JSL on July 25, 2011, 11:59:13 am
It ate a Dodge SRT-10 for breakfast.  :-\

Good lad!! :-)

I bet that tasted sweet!!  ;D

Whatch out for indigestion later on hehehe  :D

J


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on August 04, 2011, 21:28:54 pm
Soon more vids Freddy, going to get myself a GoPro HD :).

Took of the bumpers and put on some cheap T bars. If I like the look (not sure yet) I will get some nice hex bars.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00824.JPG)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC00823.JPG)

What do you guys think.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Nico86 on August 04, 2011, 21:57:19 pm
Looking good!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Corally on August 04, 2011, 22:12:27 pm
jeezz that took a long time  ;) Lookin' good!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Type1/DVK on August 04, 2011, 22:13:30 pm
oldstyle plate will do much too!  ;D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 14, 2011, 09:59:13 am
So a small update. Wasn't happy with the engine. Had a bit low oil pressure and wanted some more CR. So I took it out to check everything. Turned out my pick up tube and oil cooler were loose!  :o. Furthermore the heads were reduced from 53 to 48cc. CR will be 10.7:1

It didn't have a plug in the oilgalley, now it does and I welded the pick-up tube.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01207.JPG)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01184.JPG)

Longblock together again.
(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01269.JPG)

Bought a Cagero oil cooler.

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01246.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Harry/FDK on December 16, 2011, 19:26:01 pm
Jesse, how did the Mahle cylinders / Wiseco pistons look after teardown ?

Harry


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 16, 2011, 22:31:26 pm
Harry, I don't have Wiseco pistons but I could get my hands on a set of Mahle B's. They looked very nice but had only run about 300 km :P


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on December 17, 2011, 19:10:11 pm
And the engine is back in the car :)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01296.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 04, 2012, 10:51:42 am
Finished

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01360.JPG)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01364.JPG)

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10013/DSC01365.JPG)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Harry/FDK on January 04, 2012, 15:37:02 pm
No T-bars ?


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: thehanz DVK on January 04, 2012, 16:30:54 pm
looks good and well on time for  2012         have fun....


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Building a 2175cc
Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 04, 2012, 21:27:50 pm
Thanks Hans!

@ Harry, no this is my street trim. For racing T bars :D


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 14, 2012, 11:02:08 am
Last Saturday I went to the dyno to have the engine jetted. Very happy with the result, 187.9HP and 231NM of torque!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yUrsgSlX4o

Furthermore I went to the Ninove meeting. Car held up perfect and it runs so smooth!

(http://www.cal-look.nl/Gallery/albums/userpics/10003/normal_099_modified.jpg)


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: BeetleBug on March 14, 2012, 12:24:08 pm
Congrats with a very good result. Around 200hp without the fan belt  :)

Do you have any idea why the dyno guy increased the roll resistance and planted the pedal to metal a couple of times in 4th gear?

-BB-


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: pep on March 14, 2012, 14:11:57 pm
Nice  :)

Which rpm did you get that result... I am just curious because my engine is same size (2165) and I should also go dyno in may...

-Petri-


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 14, 2012, 21:53:58 pm
Thanks!

@ BB , I thought to see how it runs under load, to see A/F and response to full throttle. Hick up etc. Changed to 110 idle jet holder which improved it alot!

@ Pep Max hp @ 6000rpm and torque at 5400 rpm. But I already have over 200NM at 3250 rpm.


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Dano382 on March 15, 2012, 20:19:11 pm
Jesse,

Nice build, car looks great. Always been fond on that color. Not to doubt you but that must be a pretty stout 2175cc.  187hp at the wheels equals 224hp at the flywheel. I thought my 2332cc that made 210hp at the flywheel was stout. ???


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: mr horsepower on March 15, 2012, 22:18:47 pm
Verry nice results Jesse!,Good job.
And a clean nice car .
Drive safe dude

gr Henri


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 15, 2012, 23:13:43 pm
Thanks Henri! Looking forward to this season!

@ Dano, sorry the 187 is flywheel hp. But 210 out of your 2332 also sound nice!!


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: celtik on March 16, 2012, 10:15:16 am
Nice build, what is the cameshaft?
Thanks


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Dano382 on March 16, 2012, 12:11:55 pm
Thanks Henri! Looking forward to this season!

@ Dano, sorry the 187 is flywheel hp. But 210 out of your 2332 also sound nice!!

Jesse, that makes sense. I was thinking WOW that motor is pissed ;D Nice build Jesse and enjoy pounding the V8 cars...
   


Title: Re: Jesse's '64 - Dynoday
Post by: Jesse/DVK on March 16, 2012, 12:33:24 pm
Nice build, what is the cameshaft?
Thanks

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