u/Som1unown

Sorry the glare makes it hard to see the 1/2 marks until toward the end of the video.

Ok so I’m absolutely spun trying to figure out what’s going on with this build. I’ve been troubleshooting this for over two weeks now and I have absolutely no idea what to do. I have a 1275 kit installed with 560 cams and Daytona twin tech ignition module. I’ve had a misfire on the rear cylinder since assembly. I keep getting an intermittent crank sensor code p0373 as well. I’ve changed out the spark plug wires the plugs, the coils, the crank position sensor, and the battery trying to find something with absolutely no change whatsoever. I’ve reinstalled the intake seals multiple times. The cam timing was perfect when assembled, and I was told by the company I bought everything from that I would have no problem using my stock push rods. I cannot for the life of me figure out what is going on here. Is there anyone out there who has experience with this issue?

So I had my bottom end rebuilt by a very reputable shop. I installed 560 cams and bigger pistons. I had some issues with the rear cylinder misfiring during the heat cycles so I dropped the oil to get rid of any fuel that would have been bumped into the oil. I found metal flakes in the oil and have been incessantly researching and I can’t decide if I have a big problem or if this is fairly normal for a brand new rebuild.

I’ve done my fair share of yappin on here so I figured I’d offer my latest up for the amusement of the internet. All the concretes for the Simpson ties were poured before I was brought in and they were not squared to anything so there was much fooling around but it’s decent all in all. I thought the home owner had pretty good taste and it was a fun one. It’s all fir wrapped in mangaris. All the electrical for the lighting is run in channels beneath the mangaris 1x6” you’ll have to excuse my incessant gum smacking and the home owner with the blower in the background. Was thinking about covering it with a creed banger but lost interest in the joke by the time I got the video loaded into video editor.