01-01-2018, 09:37 PM
[attachment=1772 Wrote: Charles P pid='4989' dateline='1514396437']You could put the extra stud nearer the block by rotating the cambush to a new position, then drilling and tap a new hole through Crankcase and bush.
(27-12-2017, 06:17 PM)Alan Wrote:(26-12-2017, 11:33 PM)Colin Reed Wrote: Hi All,Sorry, I'm away from home with no access to pictures and only intermittent internet. However, were you thinking of the one where there at long studs attached to a plate sandwiched in the rear main bearing cover?
On the old forum there was a post about crossover intakes for SU carbs and somebody had posted a photo of one of Frank Hernandez cars showing this setup but it also showed the rear clamp down arrangement that he had used which is very well Engineered but I have not been able to find on the old site,
Perhaps Alan Might be able to help on this one.
Regards to all
Colin
Actually, I'm not 100% convinced about the additional stud, as a solution to the problem. I was wondering about gluing the block and crankcase together. Unless anyone can advise otherwise I might try it on the next engine I build for myself.
I suspect that gluing is part of a good solution. It's already a component of the "Loctite 515"approach (as anyone who has levered apart a 515'd block knows)
Charles
I would favour Brackets coming off the headstuds rather than just fixing the bottom of the block, and probably easier than fitting brackets to the block.