hi- im rebuilding a 327 and i notice your 283 has the oil seperator still mounted in the lifter valley--i was wondering if i would still need that installed on the rebuild--thanks Don
@bigpaw64 You mean that oil breather thingee up under the back of the engine? I think you would, to let the engine breathe and not sputter out oil, but what do I know. Ask Ericthecarguy. He knows everything.
@bigpaw64 The newer engines don't have that rear vent. They have a vent on the valve covers. That was common on the older engines with an oil filler spout that sticks up on the manifold and a vent tube down the back, I think..
Mr Peek, oh do I enjoy your videos, I love your shop and a early caddy in a T roadster with zoomies, way cool. I am a Bnjo Guy fraling style since 1958, still have my , long neck Chyristy and I am a car guy as well . Building a Donovan banger with a Joe Gemsa 4 port rocker arm head old iron is great, keep on pickin from CA ..
@rpeek its not space its got to have a name like tear down room, dyno room , clean assembly area or something special or it wont happen maybe it could be a honda recovery room lol jes kidd'in awesome 283 you've got there
Gotta love chevy small blocks! I'm putting a decked/bored 4-bolt 350 together for my K10. 7-quart pan, HO oil pump, flat top pistons, 487 heads, Weiand intake, Holley DP, long tube headers, HEI, and accessories from a '06 Silverado. Serpentine belt!
Got a 6.5 diesel that is going to take its place and I'm going to pull the 350 apart for a 3" crank, and hydraulic roller setup. Shooting for a mean 302.
Ha ha I know all to well about points and dwell.I fought with my 67 olds most of last year tryen to get er tuned just rite.She was quite stuborn and many people kept telling me to put hei on.
my 283 had double hump heads,heads are gone,still got rest of it.
jeepers2655 1 month ago
@jeepers2655 They're not that easy to come by. I'd like to find a set.
rpeek 1 month ago
hi- im rebuilding a 327 and i notice your 283 has the oil seperator still mounted in the lifter valley--i was wondering if i would still need that installed on the rebuild--thanks Don
bigpaw64 1 month ago
@bigpaw64 You mean that oil breather thingee up under the back of the engine? I think you would, to let the engine breathe and not sputter out oil, but what do I know. Ask Ericthecarguy. He knows everything.
rpeek 1 month ago
@rpeek thanks--thing is ive never had a block that had one of those before-so i wasnt sure. thanks for gettin back to me-Don
bigpaw64 1 month ago
@bigpaw64 The newer engines don't have that rear vent. They have a vent on the valve covers. That was common on the older engines with an oil filler spout that sticks up on the manifold and a vent tube down the back, I think..
rpeek 1 month ago
Thank you for reply, nice to meet you as well. Please keep sending the great videos,
hopefully I will get a video set up soon .
jawharp67 8 months ago
Mr Peek, oh do I enjoy your videos, I love your shop and a early caddy in a T roadster with zoomies, way cool. I am a Bnjo Guy fraling style since 1958, still have my , long neck Chyristy and I am a car guy as well . Building a Donovan banger with a Joe Gemsa 4 port rocker arm head old iron is great, keep on pickin from CA ..
jawharp67 8 months ago
@jawharp67 Nice to meet a fellow banjo playin' motor-head...
rpeek 8 months ago
what kinda dual quad intake ya got there?
mitym64 11 months ago
@mitym64 Edelbrock..
rpeek 11 months ago
You gotta love the Box full of parts. It wouldn't be a project if it didn't have a box full of parts.
dkamcomie 11 months ago
@dkamcomie That's right! Any time you bring it into the garage in boxes and coffee cans and drive it out, it's a project! haha.
rpeek 11 months ago
sweet find mr peek, love that breather!
mitym64 11 months ago
put that 283 in to ugly step sister, that would be Honkin'
Skili19 11 months ago
your going to fist have to build on to your shop we'll need to see that built first with all of the added projects
carrabec99 11 months ago
@carrabec99 I know. I need more space..
rpeek 11 months ago
@rpeek its not space its got to have a name like tear down room, dyno room , clean assembly area or something special or it wont happen maybe it could be a honda recovery room lol jes kidd'in awesome 283 you've got there
carrabec99 11 months ago
@carrabec99 I was just going to call it the engine room..... hahaha.
rpeek 11 months ago
Gotta love chevy small blocks! I'm putting a decked/bored 4-bolt 350 together for my K10. 7-quart pan, HO oil pump, flat top pistons, 487 heads, Weiand intake, Holley DP, long tube headers, HEI, and accessories from a '06 Silverado. Serpentine belt!
Got a 6.5 diesel that is going to take its place and I'm going to pull the 350 apart for a 3" crank, and hydraulic roller setup. Shooting for a mean 302.
happen to know the casting number on your heads?
Spinnygrass 11 months ago
if you ever think on selling that 350 down the road give me a kick, I may be down and jersey but i'd be more than happy to drive up for it
ITS4390 11 months ago
Looks like the makings of a VW bodied gasser. Just sayin'...
edda520 11 months ago
those were fun back in the day!!
had my share of them in the 70's
psychodelicdragon 11 months ago
need to start construction on the "engine" room
dhswpea 11 months ago
@dhswpea Yep. It's true. I've got 2 small blocks and 2 flatheads to build now, not to mention a rebuild for Cinderella..
rpeek 11 months ago
Ha ha I know all to well about points and dwell.I fought with my 67 olds most of last year tryen to get er tuned just rite.She was quite stuborn and many people kept telling me to put hei on.
delmontcrusier 11 months ago
i love them 283's. Putting one in my 1940 rat rod.
chevahaulic 11 months ago
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gasjockey101 11 months ago