#engine rebuild

[engines-as-art]

All moved into our new shop and ready to build the next engine. On deck is a Lycoming O-320 H2AD, the first build of its kind for me. It’s a bit of an exotic engine, rare to find and parts are hard to come by .

[chewybreadcosplay]

Oops carsplay. I recently rebuilt the engine in my 99 miata and Im super proud.

[skaddy111]

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[automotiveamerican]

Restoring A 1967 Shelby G.T. 500's 428 Police Interceptor Engine - Jeff Smith @Hemmings

By the year 1967, the domestic horsepower race was shifting into overdrive. Ford and Carroll Shelby were enjoying the afterglow of winning Le Mans with the big-block GT40 in 1966. This was also the year that Ford redesigned the Mustang into a larger and heavier body style. But the 390 GT was disappointing from a performance standpoint so Shelby quickly decided to stuff the new 428 Police…

[brock08]

Started working on the xterra again….. turns out it wasn’t the head gasket…… I managed to break off the side of one of my pistons…. Full rebuild it is.

[crainkiafayetteville]

Catalytic converters have been a part of every vehicle in the US since 1975. Converters reduce the amount of airborne pollution produced by combustion engines. Combustion produces dangerous and toxic chemicals, and the converter’s job is to change these chemicals into harmless ones. Like any other component, a converter can fail. Click to read our blog about some signs that you need to replace your converter.

[d-issent]

Wadda hell, there’s two of them?

[happyk44]

PJO: we need to recognize the value of the minor gods. The Olympians are important, sure, but the minor gods do a lot of work in maintaining and assisting the pantheon, have their own kids and deserve to be seen and valued just as much

HoO: Back at it again with Olympian-only nonsense!

[lindentea]

get u a biker femme who's good with tools and looks good in booty shorts

11/10, do recommend

[engines-as-art]

New year, new grind! I started building this TCM IO520 before the holiday break, and now it’s time to get her finished and on the test stand. Continentals are new builds to me, so I’m excited to get more time working on them. The shop has several more big blocks like this one waiting for reassembly, so I’ll get plenty of practice 😅

[goodwillfidgetspinner]

oh i miss drawing things where the perspective makes no sense

[mean-scarlet-deceiver]

Final note (I promise): Hadn't realized till now that by the '30s Cornwall was on permanent display in Crewe paint shop...

[chrissy-kaos]

Can u really fix cars baby face

No. I just like jacking up my car up and squeezing my fat ass under it getting dirty and shit just for a picture... smh.

[whistlingstarlight]

Readinggg the Island of Sodor lore book and every mention of Henry I and II is so fucking ominous to me. Like I knew it was a fan theory/headcanon that Henry was replaced after being sent to Crewe but does this make it canon? Awdry what the fuck does this mean???

[elainemorisi]

something something the grim idiocy of "Helene is not already fixed ergo The Government Is Failing To Act" something something the complete disconnect from the world as forces which act outside of (a subset of) people's heads