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Old 03-07-2016, 07:46 PM   #29
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You seem to be missing the point. Open deck blocks are a relatively new thing in engine design. The original design of the piston engine was closed deck. Subaru wasn't even a company when the first engines were built, nor for several decades after engines started being mass produced.
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Ford motor company came out with a aluminum closed deck in 1984
http://www.google.com/patents/US4446906



Kaiser had one in the 1950's
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Ford motor company came out with a aluminum closed deck in 1984
http://www.google.com/patents/US4446906



Kaiser had one in the 1950's

1984? The model T back in 1908 was a closed deck block. Open and semi open weren't even possible because of material science.
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Hi I am the one who's name is on the 3rd Outfront CD block, like @FRS Justin mentioned I super excited about the 1/2" head bolts. Hopefully it should be able to hold up to the 35 - 45 psi of boost I am going to throw at this bitch, this is going to be a fun summer!
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1984? The model T back in 1908 was a closed deck block. Open and semi open weren't even possible because of material science.
For sure .......and here the ones that came later think they "invented" something ........

The 1908, Model "T" block (shown below) looks pretty much "closed" to me .......

Also, the Model "A" block was "closed" (except on the ends).


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1984? The model T back in 1908 was a closed deck block. Open and semi open weren't even possible because of material science.
Aluminum closed deck,
I was trying to keep it away from cast iron stuff that dates way back but yes Ford lead the way because they are the first manufacture with a assembly line type setup for mass production.
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Hi I am the one who's name is on the 3rd Outfront CD block, like @FRS Justin mentioned I super excited about the 1/2" head bolts. Hopefully it should be able to hold up to the 35 - 45 psi of boost I am going to throw at this bitch, this is going to be a fun summer!
Easy Hero, don't make me spend more money.....And you can forget the aftermarket roller rocker arms I'm starting on!!!!! Oh did I just say that???
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Easy Hero, don't make me spend more money.....And you can forget the aftermarket roller rocker arms I'm starting on!!!!! Oh did I just say that???

Gonna name my car "The People's Champion" haha. Oh shit I forgot about the roller rocker arms, that is going to be badass!
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Hi I am the one who's name is on the 3rd Outfront CD block, like @FRS Justin mentioned I super excited about the 1/2" head bolts. Hopefully it should be able to hold up to the 35 - 45 psi of boost I am going to throw at this bitch, this is going to be a fun summer!
Transmission swap?
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That or carry a spare in the trunk...


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That or carry a spare in the trunk...


Oh, and
Going to need more then a spare . I welcome high boost builds, just curious what sort of solution everyone is coming up with.

I've personally settled on a PAR gearset... for now.
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Dogbox from my buddy kalen in AU, sti swap like JR or TH350. Not sure which I wanna do yet
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That or carry a spare in the trunk...


Oh, and
From my experience with high hp cars, and by that is all my friends make over 600hp to wheels mustang, I am going to have to carry a spare trans regardless of my choice LOL. This is the game we play though lol. If you guys have any questions or concerns. Contact me or @FRS Justin and we can help guide you guys the right way. And power isnt quite as expensive as you'd think
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Easy Hero, don't make me spend more money.....And you can forget the aftermarket roller rocker arms I'm starting on!!!!! Oh did I just say that???
Well that got interesting.
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Well that got interesting.
I usually like to build, test and then post about new stuff but in the spirit of posting on untested stuff I guess I just let that slip out.
This closed deck was what I was working on a couple of months ago that hadn't got to the testing phase yet so I was waiting to post about the results.
SO I guess I will say it first hey everyone I am working with a well known company to build a new set of roller rockers. Not sure if it's possible but we are trying!!!!
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