dexterholland04
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- Jan 1, 2007
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Rush,
New York
Please tell me you put the windage tray on that girdle...
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Please tell me you put the windage tray on that girdle...
Are you going to bang out the bid dents in the bottom of oil pan? Those look deep enough that they could interfere with the oil pick up.
FYI: My 7 bolt 4g63t pan fits my 7bolt 4g64 perfectly, including the ARP mains.

But in the mean time I'll have a beautiful DSM to drive, while I slowly build up the parts pile for the "Buzzkill" setup. Built LR 2.4, twin-scroll HX40 Pro or HTZ 3582R(whichever I decide), built auto, etc.
Sounds like you will have a very solid motor in the end then.
I do love that color.
If we let every mishap stop us this thing would have been parted a long time ago haha. I don't think the owner ever wants to get rid of it though.
Maybe after I finish my jeep stroker (saw camo cherokee in background) and bmw e30 m30 turbo swap, I will have to swoop up a cheap 4g63 platform eclipse.
Plus I'd rather be driving this thing while saving parts instead of watching it sit and collect dust. It'll be a beast. Like the name implies, it'll be responsible for a lot of buzz kills. "Lol, look at this pretty blue chick car...stands no chance against my corvette/mustang/camaro/whatever. Wait, how's he pulling on me?!" 
So this baby will be a fully 2GB Talon swapped that's Kona Blue. There's only been two others that I know of that has done this, and one of them wasn't fully swapped because it lacked the side slashes/garnishes/strakes.
Can't wait til the motor gets here and I can get this baby running.


I spent most of the day cleaning everything, getting the timing set dead on, and putting my ducks in a row. Hopefully big progress tomorrow! 
I like it better flat Aluminum colored than black because it's more aesthetically pleasing, AND it helps you see oil pan leaks better..
Thanks for all the likes and kind words you guys have given me, even though it's just a boring stock rebuild instead of a built 2.4/medium turbo goodness. I've also decided to rename this build from Buzzkill, to Little Eagle due to my Cherokee heritage, and it just seems to fit better. 
Project title updated from Project Buzzkill, to Little Eagle due to my Cherokee heritage/blood.
I leave you tonight with the picture of this. Looks so good sitting there all pretty.
) and I think it looks AMAZING. Definitely gonna offset the engine bay nicely. So far the theme is silver and blue.
Looking good. Its nice when you can see things finally coming together.
Looking good, man. What are your plans for break-in?
I'll probably do what I've always done. Usually I'll start it up and hold it at 3,000 for 15 minutes, using cheapo dinosaur oil. Soon as the 15 minutes are up, drain the oil while it's hot, refill it with better quality but still cheap dino oil. Drive it like I'm going to drive it for the rest of its life(while seating the rings), and change the oil at 500 miles with decent/inexpensive dino oil, then 3000 w/ good quality synthetic oil. I've done all my motors like that and they've lasted a really long time under a lot of abuse. A guy just recently got my motor secondhand that I build probably 8 years ago and the rods are still almost silver like brand new. Lol.
I can't get over the blue. It looks great man, inspiration for me to get my car painted. Cayenne red though.
But I. Just say, I'm following and loving the look of your talon. Keep it up and keep it clean bro doing a great job
I was super pleased with how well this engine enamel matches the kona blue. It's not exact, but for a $7 paint-job hell, happier than a mofo.
I really appreciate the kind words for sure!
Unfortunately I've injured my knee quite severely, and knees take for-freakin'-ever to heal...but soon as I can stand up for a couple hours without agony, I'm gonna be installing these parts soon as they get here and hearing Little Eagle come to life. I'm so damn excited. Here are the other two parts I got today too.
1G BOV adapter since I'm still on stock piping. This will match the silver and blue theme nicely!
