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DIY M62 rebuild/polishing.(56k will exp.L27 type conditions)

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Old 12-24-2006 | 12:13 AM
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Default DIY M62 rebuild/polishing.(56k will exp.L27 type conditions)

So i got a spare SC from Geoff and have started my rebuild and polishing.
I got a bunch of pich od my progress.

how it looked on arival
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Let the cleaning begin
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didnt take many pics of the cleaning stage, so heres the polishing so far.
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still got a LONG way to go, but thats the start and how far i am so far
Old 12-24-2006 | 12:32 AM
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Quite a bit more to go on the inlet. You want SMOOTH. Not a mirror finish to the eye, but very smooth to the finger.

Follow my guide very carefully on the outlet.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Quite a bit more to go on the inlet. You want SMOOTH. Not a mirror finish to the eye, but very smooth to the finger.

Follow my guide very carefully on the outlet.
yeah like i said , i have a long way to go, it got latw and i was only just started the polishing, it got late...
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IF you don't have 'em, get 3 120 grit flapper wheels for your rotary tool.... I got by with 2 on 96BonnevilleL67'* M90, but on the 99 M90 housing I did for my dad (giving it to him for Christmas to put on his 02 Park Avenue Ultra) I needed 3, plus about ten 120 grit sandpaper wheels, a Dremel 9905 (?) carbide bit, 1 sheet of 600 grit and 1200 grit sand paper for the finishing. Still had a hell of a time getting the edges of the inlet that are really tight, but managed to smooth about 75% of the roughness out.

Good luck with the rest of the process.....
P.*. Looks like you have a better camera than me... I've tried taking about 50 pics of my porting, but close-ups make me wonder what I was taking a picture of. :?
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I might do a little more, but i got about 90-95% of the roughness out
i didnt have to use all the Bits you had to Marty,
i only used
1 80grit flaper (50% life left)
1 120grit flaper (still lots of life left)
2 80grit drum wheels (killed them both)
and some polishing stone wheels (went throught the different abrasivnesses, last one was so smoth it felt like rubber)

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wow Peterg that looks great. shinny...
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WOW that looks Excellent!
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well finally finished the P/P on this thing, now all i need to do is touch up the chiped paint spots and install the new brearings
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Inlet is awesome. But a mirror finish on the outlet will help prevent carbon buildup.

Make sure you LIGHTLY chamfer/break the edge of the V outlet on the INSIDE of the compressor chamber.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Make sure you LIGHTLY chamfer/break the edge of the V outlet on the INSIDE of the compressor chamber.
I have done that. i had to do a search on a work comp to see how much i should ( i was thinking the i shouldnt for some reason, so it got a light rounding

as for the mirror finnish, i can spend a little more time if you think its in my best interest. i stoped after sanding it with 600 grit


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