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Irish07@VelocityAP 09-04-2012 08:49 PM

I've Been Busy!! LOL
 
So lately as the title states, I've been busy..sry to those of you who have been sending me PM's and I haven't replied yet, just haven't had time to sit down and read through the concerns...none-the-less, I will get to it! :)

On another note, thought I'd share one of my latest projects..hehe lets just say the James Bond Optional Floatation Device was not turned on! hilarious

http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1...1/DSC02016.jpg
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Aston.Ca 09-04-2012 09:00 PM

Wow! What did they do??? Take it out on the Decarie in a heavy downpour and then leave it in the garage for a couple months (after the tow back home)?

XJRS Owner 09-04-2012 09:49 PM

Ooops!

Great photos.

Racer_X 09-05-2012 04:30 AM

Wow, now that's a project!

Irish07@VelocityAP 09-05-2012 06:20 AM

hehe..about 4 weeks ago there was a hard rain fall, few small underpasses couldn't drain out fast enough..client drove through one of these flooded pass's and didn't think it was deep..well he drove in at 40kph and car stopped half way up the front wheels in water.

Happened on a Thursday, we got the car late Friday, I jumped to gut the interior on the Monday before mold set in..for the insurance took a week to make up there mind what they wanted me to do as step 1(process), ..so water was in the engine for about 1 week, estimator came in and I drained 18L of fluid from the engine, then after another week insurance gave me the go to strip the engine to be sent out for honing.. the cyl sleeves are what's rusted, doesn't take long! ;)

LRDog 09-05-2012 06:35 AM

WOW! :eek: Note to self: stay out of water puddles! :rolleyes:

XJRS Owner 09-05-2012 07:30 AM


Originally Posted by irish07 (Post 3633425)
hehe..about 4 weeks ago there was a hard rain fall, few small underpasses couldn't drain out fast enough..client drove through one of these flooded pass's and didn't think it was deep..well he drove in at 40kph and car stopped half way up the front wheels in water.

Happened on a Thursday, we got the car late Friday, I jumped to gut the interior on the Monday before mold set in..for the insurance took a week to make up there mind what they wanted me to do as step 1(process), ..so water was in the engine for about 1 week, estimator came in and I drained 18L of fluid from the engine, then after another week insurance gave me the go to strip the engine to be sent out for honing.. the cyl sleeves are what's rusted, doesn't take long! ;)

Just one bent rod?

spinecho 09-05-2012 07:35 AM

Ouch! Great photos.

Seriously, Montreal's a rough town: rabid students, floods, bits of concrete raining from the sky, anarchists shooting up the PQ - what's next?

Irish07@VelocityAP 09-05-2012 07:44 AM


Originally Posted by XJRS Owner (Post 3633458)
Just one bent rod?

Visually just 1 bent rod, I've striped the block and everything has been sent out to are machine shop to be measured..for we don't have the ness tools on hand in shop..with a new wrist pin there going to measure all the rods and compare to spec, anything out of spec will be replaced with new AM parts..same goes for the valvetrainn measured and recorded

Irish07@VelocityAP 09-05-2012 07:47 AM


Originally Posted by spinecho (Post 3633459)
Ouch! Great photos.

Seriously, Montreal's a rough town: rabid students, floods, bits of concrete raining from the sky, anarchists shooting up the PQ - what's next?

LOL..Correction: Seriously, Montreal's a rough town: Naked rabid students, floods, bits of concrete raining from the sky, anarchists shooting up the PQ - what's next?

http://img.metro.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06...25_568x462.jpg

flinder 09-05-2012 08:19 AM

Women, don't you just love'em. Even the average ones have good points.

Aston.Ca 09-05-2012 11:42 AM


Originally Posted by irish07 (Post 3633425)
hehe..about 4 weeks ago there was a hard rain fall, few small underpasses couldn't drain out fast enough..client drove through one of these flooded pass's and didn't think it was deep..well he drove in at 40kph and car stopped half way up the front wheels in water.

Happened on a Thursday, we got the car late Friday, I jumped to gut the interior on the Monday before mold set in..for the insurance took a week to make up there mind what they wanted me to do as step 1(process), ..so water was in the engine for about 1 week, estimator came in and I drained 18L of fluid from the engine, then after another week insurance gave me the go to strip the engine to be sent out for honing.. the cyl sleeves are what's rusted, doesn't take long! ;)

Ha! Knew it! Gota love the QC laissez-faire approach to infrastructure. hilarious

sunir 09-06-2012 10:47 PM

So whats the bill on this job - yikes! :(

Irish07@VelocityAP 09-07-2012 05:48 AM

Going into the job, insurance wanted a "worst case" estimate, $69K inc engine/various ecu's/harness's.. That's reduced for now, I salvaged the body harness by getting it soaked with WD-40 before corrosion set in, and the engine was requested to be sent out by the insurance for machining and for me to do all the building


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