We have had many cylinder head repairs recently.
Today we’re working on cam line burn repair and cam cap production line boring, sweet stuff.
We’ll continue with several more after this.
On the left is the original, and on the right is the completed product, love the shine.

Precise balance correction of a Copen JB-type crankshaft was done today.
A 4 cylinder for a Kei car (Japanese category for small cars) is very special, they are typically 3 cylinder cars.
This crankshaft was produced by casting.
Cast iron cranks are particularly great as they barely bend at all.
We always check to make sure there is as little distortion with the balance as possible.

This time we treated the final surface treatment with manganese phosphate, this reduces sliding resistance and reduces wear.
The image shown is the result of the surface treatment.
After this, we will work on polishing the journal.

Today we are looking at a VQ37VHR cylinder block for a Fairlady Z34.
We’re working on remodeling the water jacket , installing a dummy head, as well as boring and honing the cylinders.
Although the number of engines is still small, our company takes care of various tasks.

We will introduce it at a later date, but our company also offers the BIGVALVE, our very own original part.
As there is room for thickness of the seat ring, we install a large valve for greatly increased performance.
Although it uses a VVEL system, if carefully planned and executed, there will be no issues with it functioning properly.

This 7MG engine is now complete.
To our customer, sorry to keep you waiting. The head cover is the strongest pink, just as requested.
It is the same shade of pink that our company logo uses.
We also have pink NAPREC T-shirts which were made last year, it’ll match nicely.

The parts for this very special engine have undergone WPC processing and have friction reduction.
The initial startup is important for high performance and a long lasting engine. Please ensure you put in the best engine oil possible and turn the oil really well before starting her up.
We’re excited to see it run!

Only thing left for us to do is pack it in a wooden box and send her off!

Today we’re welding together an aluminum oil pan for a 6 cylinder engine.
The weld structure is processed using a sharpened block mounting flange and the back and surface are firmly welded.
It will not be annealed, but it is a very firm weld.

After this, we will finish the flange surface and the work is complete.