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  • Title: Bobs 389
  • Description: We ship them all over but this is the first one to Hawaii. Bob wants to keep his GOAT happy.
  • Owner: Gallery Administrator

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I have taken the time to clean it off and detail it a little bit. These are quite nice to clean off. They seem to like the process. On top of that it is best to install a spare yoke to keep the old oil inside.

Bobs 389

  • Focus. Focus. Ok float float. Look Ma no Hands. I can make a Goat's Head float in space. I thought that I might try these neat swap meet items to see if they function.

    • Focus. Focus. Ok float float. Look Ma no Hands. I can ma…
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  • Now you can also look at the obvious difference in the Rust Discoloration on the exterior of the cylinder head. Oh sure what does that tell you? Well if you do not know then what does it matter?

    • Now you can also look at the obvious difference in the Rust…
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  • Here is a better angle of the Intake Port in the Cylinder Head. Notice the rust and that it continues into the Bowl Area. Not many people would see this or even care.

    • Here is a better angle of the Intake Port in the Cylinder He…
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  • The shot of the whole Cylinder Head Deck Surface is quite revieling for those who can see. You see the eyes are great gifts but when you can not see with High Resolution you miss things. I like to call it Non Destructive Visual Fault Location and Ide...

    • The shot of the whole Cylinder Head Deck Surface is quite re…
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  • Well the Intake Manifold did not have Water Rust Stains in the ports. Now this bothers me. Both of these Intake Valves had obvious Rust. Not only that but there was no carbon build up on these pistons. Notice the Blue from the Fel-Pro Gaskets? It's...

    • Well the Intake Manifold did not have Water Rust Stains in t…
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  • Trust me Kids do not do Crank. These are hard to light, hard to smoke, hard to snort and if you drop one on your foot it will break. This is a Survivor Crankshaft. It is in good shape considering. I was expecting an Arma Steel Unit. What we got wa...

    • Trust me Kids do not do Crank. These are hard to light, har…
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  • Funny thing is that they came both ways. Some Arma Steel, others Nodular iron. You know I was talking with one mechanic and he just did not know why the weight of the rods and pistons from the factory were all over the scale.

    • Funny thing is that they came both ways. Some Arma Steel, o…
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  • You see they did not care if the Connecting Rods, Pistons, Rings, Piston Pins or Rod Bolts weighed the same. They would just throw them on the crank and balance the crank to them. That is why you see these huge balance holes.

    • You see they did not care if the Connecting Rods, Pistons, R…
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  • Even though I did this for the photo do not do this to your Crankshaft for any extended period of time. If the CrankShaft was Forged it would bend. Cast Iron on the other hand is hard like Glass and the Molecular Bonds within the metal do not allow m...

    • Even though I did this for the photo do not do this to your…
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