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Old 12-09-2014, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by jamie 10017
Just my 2 cents butt most of the time when a Rod fails.... something else has happened first (spun bearing) oiling issue "something" its not to often they just break , not saying they can't or won't break but rarely.... I was IHRA Record Holder in 84 and 85 in A-Gas 468 bbc with tin-dipped chevy rods 8600 rpms never a problem. I know that different from boat engines but as others have said tune up.. Clearences when built etc etc will blow one up quickly.
Exactly! I tossed a rod in August, spun bearing.....
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Exactly! I tossed a rod in August, spun bearing.....
I-beams , L19's and 10W20.....never woulda happened . lol In your case it was probably caused by the crank smacking the piston skirts no .

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Originally Posted by the deep
I-beams , L19's and 10W20.....never woulda happened . lol In your case it was probably caused by the crank smacking the piston skirts no .
Ya think? or maybe this????[ATTACH=CONFIG]534061[/ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by Full Force
Ya think? or maybe this????[ATTACH=CONFIG]534061[/ATTACH]
Ouch.....
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Originally Posted by the deep
Ouch.....
hack engine building 101.....he used p series bearing and made his own chamfer.....caused heat and made me spin bearing, hes lucky my buddy paid him when he had the engines and not me, I woulda been making a road trip..... BEWARE Neal Vance Racing in West Virginia....
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hack engine building 101.....he used p series bearing and made his own chamfer.....caused heat and made me spin bearing, hes lucky my buddy paid him when he had the engines and not me, I woulda been making a road trip..... BEWARE Neal Vance Racing in West Virginia....
Yow , why the hell do guys do chit like that . Just used what he had laying around I guess and just didn't care .
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Originally Posted by the deep
Yow , why the hell do guys do chit like that . Just used what he had laying around I guess and just didn't care .
Amazes me... I am not re-using any of it in my new builds, all new even blocks...cranks were even hitting bottom of pistons!!! how do you not feel or see that when ASSEMBLING?

But I didnt twist a rod!!! LOL

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Holy fack , looks like Randy's janitor's stepkid built that engine . Turned over nice and free by hand after assembly I bet .
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Originally Posted by the deep
holy fack , looks like randy's janitor's stepkid built that engine . Turned over nice and free by hand after assembly i bet .
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hard to believe anyone would do such a hack job.engine assembly is not for everybody!
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