What size Cap Screws are you using? Looks like #6-32
and I assume you wont be using any paper gaskets?
Fun project to watch being built.

They are #2-56

I make my gaskets, including head gaskets, out of teflon sheet. Heads will be .020 thick and all others will be .010 thick.

Completed the bell housing adapter plate today. There is a small channel in the back that needs to be milled for the coolant to transfer between cylinder banks.

Jonny I don't have any pictures at present But the next one we do I will try to do a video and post.

Wouldn't a SuperCharger look great on that block?
20 Years ago I was involved in a startup plant for a 60 degree helix rotary screw Blower.
We sure had fun burning rubber.

Wouldn't a SuperCharger look great on that block?

Yes it does!!

 
Sweet, Too Funny
Think I still have the prints around here somewhere

I have a pattern drawn up but I cant figure out how to use Cambam to create the tool path to cut out a wood pattern. I am quickly running out of free trials.

HIYA STEVE, try this, talk to CamBam and show them your toys and explain how you do show and tell all over the world (WWW) and see if they will give you an OPEN seat for your show and tell work with cambam as your CAM .

Been known to work,(;-) TP

HIYA Steve, I guess I need to ask(;-) Is cambam your first choice for a CAM to work with?? How about CAD

(;-) TP

HIYA Steve, I guess I need to ask(;-) Is cambam your first choice for a CAM to work with?? How about CAD
(;-) TP

For Cad I use Alibre. I have been with it for about 2 years and find it incredibly easy. For Cam I use LazyCam for everything. I was looking for a 3d cam program for things like the blower case and found CamBam but I cant figure it out. I must have tried meshcam because when I downloaded it to try it my 30 day trial period is up.