Devcon DIY Block Fill For My New B20

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[@vinmandich7756]

Back in the day we deacon them also weld in block guard do all the machining after last .I had the luxury of having a full machine shop at my disposal I will say deacon and block guard are comp different they both swell but devcon tends to adhere much better

[@vinmandich7756]

I found when building a wet b20 build for street use. I went darton symees deck sleeves with a devcon 1/4 pour bottom it was very time consuming biggest positive is they still running today from what I been told I haven't been in the import seen for quite some time now I went back to muscle car builds good luck send it and don't look back I say that not knowing but assuming b20 crv blocks got to be getting hard to find buy now

[@vinmandich7756]

One more major tip stuff the cylinders full of the ol lady's battery powered Brad Pitt to vibrate the epoxy helps air an f get in nooks

[@wickedsatan1]

So many comments, none mentioned after couple hundred or thousand miles of use after devcon

[@2009stevecry]

By cleaning the block like that you are almost de-burring it. De-burring the edges helps reduce cracking. Saw that technique on HP tv. Ill look up the episode if ur interested. They de-burr the whole ls before the install power adders.

[@howiebusterhyman]

Best way is to put both puddy and hardener in a plastic bag and kneed it in the bag,then cut a hole in corner of bag...

[@bw1583]

That's a friggen good idea haha

[@tomupchurch4911]

Years ago we bored iron BBC almost to the water jacket & filled them with tile grout for alcohol motors.

[@TunerThings]

Any update on this, brother?

[@jarridjeanpierre2787]

When he explained the reason for sugar 🤭🤭 I was so relieved omg

[@brs00001]

Can’t wait to see how this devcon holds up

[@SIRICKO]

Hell yeah man keep it up boo hope all works out well for you my man. I'll be doing my first start up soon just been lazy ass shit laggin. lol

[@blazegunner2385]

How much boost did the filled b20 block hold and would u recommend doin Devcon on a built d series. would u say the Devcon works at all or is it a waste of time.thanks

[@randymorales6426]

Looks good. Seen this done a few times with straws in place for the coolant passages up through the Devcon. Goodluck man hope she runs hard!

[@HeROsiNhEaVeN]

Keep them coming and I’ll keep watching ! ✌️😎

[@jarridjeanpierre2787]

This probably works even better if you do this before your engine cracks, with all your power adders and tuning.

[@DonCatherman]

A pastry bag would be great for that,,,

[@EbayTurbo]

Super excited to see how this Devcon works out!

[@EJProMods]

bmw inline 6 have very thin walls among cylinders so they after machining surfice warp heads in oven that center will be above sides so then head is torqued center will be pushed more to support more.

[@SRZRB]

Hunter "to my surprise" tuned

[@MrZeroLag]

Good for you trying to see what happens with this Devcon. I'm very interested. Good work man!

[@SIRICKO]

Sub to my channel i did this myself.

[@EbayTurbo]

SI RICKO man I want to do this with this g23 I'm putting together.

[@MrZeroLag]

SI RICKO already subbed man but didn't catch that video I'll check it out thanks

[@SIRICKO]

Ebay Honda go for it bro just take your time with it.

[@thomasbush9429]

Good content as always bro!! I love watching ppl bake!! Lol

[@nabeelhassan3257]

Next time try it like piping icing on a cake. Put both parts of the Devcon in a resealable plastic baggie, squish em around to mix it up, then cut off a corner and squeeze it straight into the block.

[@georgebonney90]

It's great to see some out of the box thinking,hope it works for ya sir

[@n8oshkosh]

Hell ya, excited to see the result!

[@frankfullone5283]

Use a cake decorating bag next time u guys are the best

[@smallsT1G]

frank fullone ihahahahaha literally said this off camera

[@MultiDislikes]

BTW Hunter! Just FYI my buddy and I biuld h22/g23s and if we Devon we put some in the bottom up to the port then suger then Devon on top....using a suringe(I know I didn't spell that right) but ya the f23 block under boost will crack at the bottom as well as the top. They still cool fine but just for ur info :D

[@armdrop1oh177]

I'm doing a b20 on e85 hoping it holds 300 wheel stock everything.

[@leosam6824]

anybody know if this worked?

[@HunterTuned]

They still crack. Just in between the cylinders rather then outside

[@BlaserBuilds]

Man, I have hundreds of frosting piping bags for decorating cakes... That would have been perfect for that...

[@BoBuilds]

Love your content man, your very knowledgeable. I wonder if this can be done to a D series lol.. currently working on a Vitara build

[@brokebrothers1848]

Devon ftw!

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

Have you thought about drilling those coolant holes before Devcon completely cures?

[@98ek9]

Hope it works! 🤞🤙

[@SIRICKO]

No hope needed it works just fine.

[@toki89666]

Think outside the "B"ox and go H22 if you like torque!!.

[@toki89666]

Yeah the Hasport mounts are $500 but they last for eternity.

[@chanzsafari]

Then you have to spend money to bolt a real transmission to it

[@toki89666]

M2F4 from junkyard with mfactory lsd has worked great for me for years

[@toki89666]

Chan you're probably one of those dudes that believes an h swap adds 200 lbs or some shit too

[@TheCitizenErazed]

Dylan White not only it adds weight, it also causes understeer on a light chassis like a civic, and as Chan mentionned H series gears are way too long so you have to spend another $800 for a H2B plate... Unless you gonna turbo it then thats about a lot more $$$...

[@mikahelmerino1008]

Good luck, love the vids

[@gapgangtv9966]

1300$ F20b T2T4 trans out the box is the best cheapest strongest stock route to go.... ceramic coat the tops of the Pistons

[@creaky2436]

Wouldn’t welding little blocks of metal in that space bet sufficient? Like little bars that sit in there. Then deck it. That way, you still have coolant flowing through the top. That’s how they do it with closed deck. Obviously not welding but the concept should be the same.

[@juiced71]

We are at defcon 1 prepare for war !! Hopefully she holds up for ya brother!

[@liveTwoFish]

Was this the 1lb or 4lb kit!?

[@Valdismith]

Ok, but how does the coolant make way into the wholes, how do you make sure they are all linked properly from the water source, if it comes from the water pump there? Any way, the cooling must be way worse compared to a huge space between the sleeves and the block walls, where plenty of water passes through. Is the idea that you run the car only 400mtr drag, and it won't overheat? I have heard of block filled with cement, but only on a dragster, so I guess being a drag car, you leave a minor cooling of the block, but enough for 400mtr, right?

[@HunterTuned]

Smita runs same exact coolant temps as without it. Check out closed deck sleeved blocks they are setup the same way. They work fine

[@Valdismith]

@@HunterTuned I see, that is why people fill them for power tuning to a high hp output, they need a stronger block. Does it still make difference for a high mileage designed engine? I mean why do manufacturers do it like that sometimes, having such a gap all around the cylinder sleeves and the block walls, do they think it will be a better and more even distributed temperature, as they design the car to be driven like 150-300K miles with proper maintenance? Most lilkely it offers some benefit to the engine to have it cooled like that, and even if it is minor, they do not see any downside in the strength, because they measure the reliability for the factory numbers. Filling the block like that is something I have heard of, but doesn't know much, so this is why I was asking. Thanks.

[@dillonwest9732]

How did the b20 block hold up with the devcon? Sorry if i missed you mentioning it in later videos.

[@brs00001]

Where’s the update video waiting to see it

[@hwntwww]

More precision engineering by a man in a baseball cap

[@608garage8]

a cake icing bag and tip would of worked way better but its in there for shure bro i might do this to my d16z6

[@ryan_riffs]

i've seen em crack even with cylinder posts but hey, if you can make it work dude, more power to ya. I know i'll be watching and i'm sure others will be too.

[@hondaland_]

Support your channel and like the video! I see four comments and only one like

[@98turbskicivic35]

So now that uve done thos and chris boyetts blue epoxy which do u think is the best?

[@tonybuiltsgarage9243]

Aren't you supposed to put straws in that to let coolant go to the head? Just a thought

[@SIRICKO]

Yes but you can also drill holes after

[@HunterTuned]

At the end of the video I did state I will be drilling the holes. I am using this method because I feel the bond will be stronger without holes to seat everything. After everything is seated I will drill holes

[@rob45x]

I though maybe drilling the Devcon might make it crumble or crack? Straw method sounds like it's the way to go

[@tonybuiltsgarage9243]

Honestly si ricko is the way I seen that with the straws lol how's the block Si Rico

[@HunterTuned]

rob gee if it crumbles and cracks from drilling a hole it’s not going to withstand any sort of actual cylinder pressure.

[@kevinjohnson1958]

70th from the UK.

[@sideshow45]

Did you get the 1 lb kit or 4 lb?

[@bw1583]

So you only needed one container to do it?

[@TheProchargedmopar]

We use devcon 5min putty on steel shafts, bearing races, and worn housings all the time. Works pretty good for temporary fixes. Some times stays in there and lasts for years.

[@CBlake1313]

Live streaming???!?

[@pitstop3k178]

You making the holes for the coolant passages???

[@mathewperez5836]

No holes for water to pass the head gasket or its just a drag motor?

[@tbagskustoms9279]

Mathew Perez hunter stated at the end of the video that he will be drilling the holes for the coolant.

[@bseries8826]

Sweet! Literally

[@irvindorsey8586]

Did u get a p.o box yet bro i have a ball hone?

[@BlackHmong85]

Why not just use a block guard?

[@HunterTuned]

Thao Hmong Block gaurds do not have good tolerances and can stress uneven pressure amongst the sleeves. The devcon will apply more even pressure imo and forms better between the block and sleeves

[@terrytgarage4990]

So how did the Devcon work to date?? I was thinking of doing this to my k24a1 All motor block im building as a spare build for sure & I wanted to see if it lasts @ all. Great video brotha I DIY my honda Myself as well 🙏

[@smallsT1G]

TerryT Garage he had it on 24psi oil pump failed. devcon still looked great!

[@rgreerjr]

this entire video is nothing but a "thats what she said" joke...LOL. I would definitely take this down time to go through the transmission, I cant remember what transmission is it you have? If it doesn't have a LSD maybe you could look into a cheap Phantom Grip LSD insert with some upgraded springs.

[@Camelfacekamala]

So whats the deal with the cape on your shop wench?

[@HondaStrong]

What devcon did you use? The steel or aluminum?

[@johnathonkelp3587]

Plastic steel, but I'm curious as to how it worked compared to using devcon liquid aluminum..

[@HondaStrong]

It would be but since everyone's running what he ran that's what ima run

[@civicbattlefieldgaming1501]

Dammmm bro yes

[@dustinspurlin7378]

That's a shitty job bro should have use a sandwich baggy it will not survive a force induction set up

[@Turboobsessed]

Was that B20 turboed? Or high compression NA?

[@tannerharkey]

What are you doing here?

[@Turboobsessed]

New subscriber. Wondering what kind of build he was running. What are you doing here?

[@tannerharkey]

Turboobsessed eBay cast pistons and cheap p2p rods, stock sleeves, big ol eBay turbo. And looking

[@Turboobsessed]

tannerharkey Thanks for the info

[@blasterman17]

ayeeee..... First

[@onefastegcoupe]

Shout out 👉 SIRICKO 🔌

[@gsppuffer]

not thinking outside the box if its been done 1000's of times and already proven

[@HunterTuned]

gsppuffer oh. Well I’m doing it for myself.

[@mikebatista5205]

the 4 puck slips too much Id rather shift slower and use the 6 puck

[@rgreerjr]

WTF, i didnt get a notification....oh well....Hello Hello Hello!

[@Megacatares]

but why

[@jtmorgan11]

What the heck is that noise @ 11:30 lmao

[@akfinner1]

Whos dying at 11:30

[@bnghjtyu767]

Block guards are not near as good as the Devcon trick.

[@mikekeepsitreal9946]

Sp TUNing stole your idea and renamed it

[@sscobrapride]

I have an odd feeling you used to be a forum member who posted porn in your intro post???

[@HunterTuned]

Matthew Hoskins lol. I was never on forums

[@ItsTheFry]

#HUNTERBOIZ

[@blindabinda1234]

put some darton sleeves in her. Lol

[@rgreerjr]

If you going to sleeve something might as well just get a GSR block and sleeve it to 84mm. its not worth it to sleeve a B20

[@blindabinda1234]

Richard Greer I don't know much about the Hondas. Although I'm tempted to try to throw one together and see every kind of numbers I can Getty

[@rgreerjr]

blindabinda123 go ahead dude, they can be VERY budget friendly and fun as shit

[@blindabinda1234]

Richard Greer ya I have noticed that.

[@hondaland_]

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