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Old 01-16-2011, 04:50 AM
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Default Finally got the motor apart :/
Knew i had a turned lifter, and THOUGHT that just the pin had slid out so that i couldnt get it out. Got everything out of the way, dropped the lifter out the bottom and found this tonight :/




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Hahah, oh memories.
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Nice! Did you atleast find the rest of it? I should have some pics of my dropped valve spring up soon, so your not the only one havin all the fun right now.
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Nice! Did you atleast find the rest of it? I should have some pics of my dropped valve spring up soon, so your not the only one havin all the fun right now.
I found all of the lifter body, but have yet to find the roller lol
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Im sure when you vat the block that will clear it out.
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that really sucks But there is no better way to start on a bigger better build
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Get the block checked, you may be suprised that it survived. IF it did you could with the proper internals make a 383 on the cheap.
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Im sure when you vat the block that will clear it out.
im starting to tear the bottom end out tomorrow. Well see what mysteries that is hiding lol

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that really sucks But there is no better way to start on a bigger better build
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Get the block checked, you may be suprised that it survived. IF it did you could with the proper internals make a 383 on the cheap.

i would rather spend the 2K on a set of bad *** heads to go with my new trex. but the added cubes is appealing.
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