New Block

[Badboat1]

Here are some new pics of the new 700cid engine I'am building
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00208-med.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00209.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00212-med.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00213-med.jpg
I will do a complete pic post on this project. This will be a Pro Mod Engine
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[Kindsvater Flat]

Lot of beer cans there!! Looks good!! :D

[mbrown2]

Very nice...

[rrrr]

!! You're gonna dirty that up with oil and gasoline??? :D :D
Nice stuff. Five axis CNC is the shit LOL.

[Badboat1]

And alot of NOS
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[Dennis Moore]

That is a piece of art!

[LakesOnly]

Badboat1:
Here are some new pics of the new 700cid engine I'am building.....BB1 Jeezuz...the number of machining steps to create that masterpiece of a block must be up there...
More important, the attention to its finish and detail is awe inspiring...
LO

[HammerDown]

2 words...BLING-BLING eek!

[HOSS]

Damn,,,that thing screams MONEY! Is that a CNC machined one piece block? Splayed caps. One thing thats got me is the cam bearings. What are the pros and cons of using them. Obviously they handle greater stresses than conventional bearings. Can they be used for "light" applications? Where do you get them. Those bearings have to have less where at startup. I would imagine less friction as well. It seems to me that for everyday use they would wear out quicker because the cam journals are always touching needle bearing surfaces. Whereas in conventional bearings the cam journals ride on oil. I would imagine this setup is mandatory in high rev motors where ZERO cam movement is crucial.

[Blown 472]

Mopar has been putting those cam brgs in their race blocks for years.
Very nice, is it billet?

[GofastRacer]

That is the ultimate foundation, it also costs double the amount of my whole motor,LOL. But what the hell, it's only money!.. eek! :D
CN Blocks! (http://www.cnblocks.com/)

[Blown 472]

woweee.

[Just Tool'n]

That is one nice block, now I am getting jealous!
Or is it that I might be envious.

[BobS]

I couldn't even afford the chunk of aluminum they machined that from.

[Blown 472]

The program for that musta took a while to write.

[HBjet]

those are some sweet photos. What blows me away is that block probably cost more then I have spent on a complete motor....
Very cool, can't wait for more photo's!
HBjet

[Oldsquirt]

That thing looks awesome. Check out this pic from their website....
http://www.cnblocks.com/images/MachiningDetail.jpg

[HammerDown]

OLDSQUIRT:
That thing looks awesome. Check out this pic from their website....
http://www.cnblocks.com/images/MachiningDetail.jpg Look at that Pig would ya...I'd have to mount that piece on my HeadBoard in the Bed Room for a few weeks before I put it in the Boat.

[Blown 472]

Ya think that is a dry deck block?? I bet it is strong as hell.

[Hustler]

Yes that one is a dry block, it's also a cross bolt, kinda like the old Hemi's. talk about building a bullet proof bottom end eek! :D

[Cs19]

so an ALUM. donovan block is casted then machined out...correct? this block is a solid billet chunk. wow. very nice.

[565edge]

That block is bad ass,a couple of buddies work for alan johnson racing heads and their heads are cnc'd out of a chunk too,that is bad ass,what heads are you going to run.

[HOSS]

I ain`t runnin` CNC`d heads thats for sure. Termites killed my whole back forty of money trees. And the silver, copper, and nickle mines have all since flooded. Ain`t hit a vain in years.

[Blown 472]

You shoot up Hoss??

[superdave013]

Damn, I just sold my mill/drill or else I'ed make one in about an hour or so. :rolleyes:
Really though, that's the best porn I've seen today and yes, I've hit all the porn sites already. :)
I bet that chunk cost a pretty penny before it even was touched. ****ing unreal.

[Hotcrusader76]

$$$$ It's just money $$$$$ LMAO...
Bling...bling is right...

[HOSS]

Blown 472:
You shoot up Hoss?? No, but I sure wish I could shit one of those. I can take the pain. A few stitches later and who`d even remember.

[Badboat1]

This is a 5inch bore spacing block and I have Alan Johnson heads for it.55mm cam brgs,jesel lifters,Sonny Bryant Crank The block cost 10k if you wanted to know
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[ September 12, 2003, 03:55 PM: Message edited by: Badboat1 ]

[mbrown2]

10K...somethings in life are worth it....even if she don't understand that :D
Get busy livin, or get busy...

[565edge]

Badboat1:
This is a 5inch bore spacing block and I have Alan Johnson heads for it.55mm cam brgs,jesel lifters,Sonny Bryant Crank The block cost 10k if you wanted to know
BB1 Alan johnson racing is about 5 miles from me,its amazing what they build out of that place.

[HOSS]

10k for the block!
Bro, can I interest you in a business proposition? I want to start an aluminum recycling plant. With your connections and the high grade aluminum we oughta hit big.

[Just Tool'n]

HOSS:
10k for the block!
Bro, can I interest you in a business proposition? I want to start an aluminum recycling plant. With your connections and the high grade aluminum we oughta hit big. Hoss better start out with some high grade alum.
That type is not recycled beer cans.

[HOSS]

Ah,,,,no shit.
Read the post.

[Moneypitt]

Alan Johnson is bad to the bone!! In the final at indy last weekend he tuned the go army, tony schumacher top fueler to a 4.497 or 4.477, (I'm having a short term memory problem). Straight as a string, in the groove and the winners circle. A very talented man.....Seems whoever he works for wins, and wins often. He's proven it time and time again..........Real nice billet work on your block....10k huh, yeah I could get a couple of those if I really wanted to....AFTER I hit the lottery..........Moneypitt
[ September 13, 2003, 02:12 AM: Message edited by: Moneypitt ]

[UBFJ #454]

Suppliers LOVE IT when you say ... 5.0 bore spacing ...... KAAA ... CHINGGGGG!!!!!

[kp216]

Here's the story (http://www.nhra.com/2003/events/race18/index.html) on Schumacher (4.465) from another thread at the Sandbar.

[Snorider]

Was it just my eyes, or are these blocks lacking a distributor hole?

[Badboat1]

We run a front drive Dist. and dry sump Don't need a hole for it This a update Here is a few pics had to cut main brgs. down a bit to clear the big radius on the Sonny Bryant Crankshaft.Had three phones in my ear today,So this is all I got done.
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00215-med.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00217-med.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/504/31Dsc00219-med.jpg
Damn 10:30 and got off the phone again
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[Badboat1]

And the HP with 13.8 comp makes 1350 with this set up but we have the NOS on all the time so it makes over 2000 hp easy.
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[wfodude]

Just one word......DAMN. jawdrop