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Originally Posted by 604GZ Sorry guys i have been so busy i had gotten the motor to run but it ran bad a piston ring was found broken and the

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Old 04-30-2015, 09:53 PM   #32 (permalink)
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Sorry guys i have been so busy i had gotten the motor to run but it ran bad a piston ring was found broken and the piston was cracked so
i ended up just buying a whole another motor and just built the bottom end up with stock comp ration 11:1 forged weisco pistons forged eagle rods acl bearings and etc. i kept the same ratio because i am very satisfied the hp don't need more just wanted the car to be bullet proof i will post a video hopefully soon with the everything in. im just waiting to get my turbo manifolds welded and i will have everything back together
Good to hear that. You are doing it the correct way by building/strengthening some weak points. Now you know you will have a stronger engine to play with. If you can post some pics please.
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