Engine short block what should be done
#2
deck and square the block, align hone the block, resize the rods, arp rod bolts, balance the rotating assm, forged pistons and bore job, screen the lifter valley to catch any valve train parts
id also set the small end of the rod up for a floating wrist pin.
id also set the small end of the rod up for a floating wrist pin.
#3
Originally Posted by ratman
deck and square the block, align hone the block, resize the rods, arp rod bolts, balance the rotating assm, forged pistons and bore job, screen the lifter valley to catch any valve train parts
id also set the small end of the rod up for a floating wrist pin.
id also set the small end of the rod up for a floating wrist pin.
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From: Ankeny IA
Originally Posted by KAAMA
Yeah to what Ratman says. Also, if the block needs to be bored & honed, then have the shop use torque plates during the procedure.
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From: chicago
If you dont want to go crazy, maybe you could just pull the main and rod bearings, inspect for abnormal wear, if they are ok, slap some new bearings in and new rod bolts, oil pump
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The first thing to be done before any of the machine work is to get the heads, block ,crank , rods magnafluxed(test for cracks) to make sure you start off with something sound.
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Re: Engine short block what should be done
Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
If you dont want to go crazy, maybe you could just pull the main and rod bearings, inspect for abnormal wear, if they are ok, slap some new bearings in and new rod bolts, oil pump
That what I would do if you dont want to get crazy.
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