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I hope so I dropped A LOT of money in this engine and the parts While I was in Iraq and after I got back waited 2 months for the machine work and then waited even longer to catch up on bills and everything only to have to clearance it more for the h beams and then to find this once I think everything is finally going together I just got sick to my stomach once I saw the three spots of silicone squirting out of the block instead of the top of the bolt at the washer or something.
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Yeah it was def a cracked webbing I brought them another canadian block and they pulled the threads on the main cap and then finally gave me another block that wasn't damaged or drilled into water jackets
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Hard to believe they didn't realize the damage. Hopefully they machined it properly for the splayed caps, it's more than drilling and tapping. The block may require at least .030" of machining to square the main registers, etc.
Glad they made it right, good luck and thanks for your service.
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thank you for your service!! from my G kids and me!! good luck with motor!!
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I think that block is junk!! When we install splayed caps we use a flat bottom caps with 10 degree angle bolts which sould not get you into the water jackets.
I would look into a Dart SHP block by the time you get another block and prep it out you might be right in line with the price of a Dart. Thanks for your service |
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