scottL 30 Posted May 29 Rolling valvetrain goodness.. Very nice! I had a Scat crank shaft and rods in my Mustang. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
scottL 30 Posted May 29 I was thinking that since it was mandrel bent stainless steel it wasn’t necessary, but I might reconsider my thoughts! Definitely not necessary, however, if you decide to jet coat or ceramic coat it you'll be stoked every time you pop the hood and it will keep engine temps down slightly but not enough to justify the cost. The old adage, "chrome don't get you home" comes to mind:rolleyes: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
adriaanvn99 2 Posted July 27 The XJ is approaching the final stages of the engine swap! I had some trouble originally with my RaceTec pistons. The oil groove was originally not machined deep enough, so once the rings were on they wouldn’t seat properly in the block. This set me back quite a bit time wise with the build. I also got to tearing down the original engine. Every single main bearing was spun within its cap. In some places it got so hot that it completely scarred the crankshaft. The only possible explanation to this is the high mileage it had. The original engine failed at 270 354 miles which isn’t too bad! For now, lots of engine bay cleaning and tidying up to be done before the 4.6 gets dropped in! Really impressed with the build quality and construction of this Mishimoto aluminum 3 core radiator. I am hoping this will keep the Stroker cool as they do tend to run on the hotter side at lower idle speeds Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
scottL 30 Posted July 28 Looking good.. best of luck AA! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
adriaanvn99 2 Posted August 22 The 4.6 is ready to get dropped in! I am hoping to have it running by this weekend. Has certainly been a long process but I am hoping it will be worth it! Once everything is hooked up and running I will post a thorough breakdown 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Number7 18 Posted August 23 Don't forget to do the break in procedure. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
scottL 30 Posted August 23 Might be rebuilding my engine soon. Look forward to your updates Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bradywgn71 47 Posted August 24 We just did a reman engine in our XJ from Promar Precision Engines. Same company we used for the WJ. Happy with both engines. Great customer service too! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
adriaanvn99 2 Posted August 24 We just did a reman engine in our XJ from Promar Precision Engines. Same company we used for the WJ. Happy with both engines. Great customer service too! Awesome! Good to know of a company that produces solid remanned engines Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
