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06-15-2011, 08:57 PM | #1 |
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Location: Mebane, NC
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Modified Banger Questions
I have a 1929 A motor in my 27 T hot rod. The motor has been modified as follows...
Counterweights on the crank, insert bearings, full pressure oiling system , aluminum head and a 40lb flywheel. The car is a blast to drive but the rear main leaks like mad . I took the car for a 10 mile ride tonight and when I shut it off oil flowed from the hole at the bottom of the flywheel housing as if a faucet had been turned on. Now I just resealed this motor and it probably has a grand total of 15 miles on it. The seal didn't leak a drop at first but it sure does now. The crank was modified (slinger removed) and the rear seal is one of those rubber o ring style jobs. My question is where do I go from here ? I have heard more bad than good about that o ring style seal and would like to know what my options might be. Has anyone ever used a rope seal on one of these engines ? I bought the car with the engine in it and it came to me with the modifications I described . There was excessive end play in the crank so I took it apart to get the thrust surfaces straightened out. The end play is within spec now and I put a new rear main seal in before buttoning it up. So what seal should I use to plug this leak ? |
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