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Why does nearly everyone paint their B/B engines that Orange colour ??? :roll:

Turquoise, still Mopar :thumbright:
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AllKiller wrote:Why does nearly everyone paint their B/B engines that Orange colour ??? :roll:

Turquoise, still Mopar :thumbright:
Because from 1969 only the low performance engines were Turquoise?
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Could always go this colour :lol: :P
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Dave wrote:
AllKiller wrote:Why does nearly everyone paint their B/B engines that Orange colour ??? :roll:

Turquoise, still Mopar :thumbright:
Because from 1969 only the low performance engines were Turquoise?
Yes but, why not paint it any colour you want unless you want it 100% or rivet counting :D
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Nice to know there good technical input on this thread.....:evil:

Thought this section was about Engine, Carburation & Electrics, not what bleedin colour your engine should be :P

I could understand it a bit more, if it was giving specs for good adhering drain back paint :roll:

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Go on , whats good adhesive/temp resistant paint for the inside
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good stuff going on here Adam :thumbright: :pentacool:


Glyptal , for the insides of the block :thumbright: ..Frost sell it



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Gonna be a right sleeper with that good ole low performance turqouise blue. :D

Back on track :roll:

Degreed the cam in today , got it to within 0* of cam card. 8-) , tis a 114 lobe sep , dialed @ 110 intake C/L.

Cleaned the oil ways on the roller lifters , was a blockage on a couple of lifters , no problem with the push rod ends on those two.

Gotta fabricate the valve covers & spray bars , so will mark up & cut out where needed for the large dizzy cap , then get it welded up.

Hoping to get the ex oil kit this week , head gaskets & other bits to finish the job , should have it running pretty soon. 8-)

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what heads you running on that motor ? specs ?
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Indy 572-13s , they use spray bar oiling , you been sleepin Jim? , have posted the specs on another thread. ;)

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didnt see valve sizes etc ,i should of been more specific :thumbright:
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banaranara B I G :shock: :thumbright: :lol:
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Yea sorry Jim.............the heads are specific to the bore (4.5) , these heads use the larger valves , not sure on size , will have a look.

As Mopar Mark said , might have the pushrods drilled , just gotta be careful i don't flood the top end , will monitor the spray bars with the tops cut off the valve covers , can always fiddle with orifice sizing , will probably end up with the spray bars concentrating on cooling the springs & shafts , spring pressures are 270 seated & 700 open.

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i saw that set up somwhere on moparts gona take some drilling that , aint there pushrods available with holes ? certainly wont get any scuffing on the pushrod tips, :thumbright:
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Some days, nothing but Bananarama! spoken here :roll:
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