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Hey JK, how many hours do you think you will have into that project from start to finish?

Well if I wasn't sick, I would've had it all done in about 2-3 days - pulling the old motor, getting the new one ready, and re-install.
As of now, I think I've spent about maybe 8-10 hours between the cam/spring install, installing sensors, pinning the crank pulley, paint, and putting the engine back together. I spent about an hour removing the s/c from the old motor. My brothers pulled the motor while I was sick, which was about 5 hours. They said they had a hard time breaking the block away from the bellhousing.
So, I'd say roughly 14-16 hrs so far?
 

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Well if I wasn't sick, I would've had it all done in about 2-3 days - pulling the old motor, getting the new one ready, and re-install.
As of now, I think I've spent about maybe 8-10 hours between the cam/spring install, installing sensors, pinning the crank pulley, paint, and putting the engine back together. I spent about an hour removing the s/c from the old motor. My brothers pulled the motor while I was sick, which was about 5 hours. They said they had a hard time breaking the block away from the bellhousing.
So, I'd say roughly 14-16 hrs so far?

haha 15 hours is my total road trip. lol
 

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I wear eyeglasses sometimes but that it. Then again the only thing remotely dangerous I have done is lowering the truck in my garage via stands and a jack.
 

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I have my shooting glasses that fit over my glasses. But I haven't done anything really sooo....
 

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Well if I wasn't sick, I would've had it all done in about 2-3 days - pulling the old motor, getting the new one ready, and re-install.
As of now, I think I've spent about maybe 8-10 hours between the cam/spring install, installing sensors, pinning the crank pulley, paint, and putting the engine back together. I spent about an hour removing the s/c from the old motor. My brothers pulled the motor while I was sick, which was about 5 hours. They said they had a hard time breaking the block away from the bellhousing.
So, I'd say roughly 14-16 hrs so far?

dude i tell ya that trans doesnt want to seperate from the block lol..thats why i ended up havin alomst 50 hours over 3 days in my swap..******
 

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5 hours to pull the motor seems quick as shit, i need more tools!!!

hell yea man, im enjoying watching this build, keep posting pics and updates!


No tears here Oakie, just a brused ego! (oh yea, and the broken bones...hahaha)
 

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We'll have NOO problem seperating my engine from the tranny :waytogo:

It's only been done 4 times now :)

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More progress and pics. I'm going to start putting it in tonight.

Re-installing the rockers:
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Pinning the crank:
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Here it is with the s/c and accessories:
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