dvandentop

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How could metal chunks off the piston and piston rings end up inside of the intake manifold on a ls6???

Ferocity02

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That's pretty much impossible short of a broken rod or a grenaded piston.

dvandentop

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that is what i thought probably

Slo_240sx

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Intake valve opens and enters the intake. I grenaded a 7.4 big block and had piston ring peices all inside it.
-Alex

GuitsBoy

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I would think its possible, although, it probably takes a bit of luck (or lack thereof)

slow67

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Hey Ive seen a washer move from cylinder to cylinder on a BBC. It scored 3 pistons (1 on an opposing side) before becoming lodged in one of the pistons.

ss1129

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^^^^
Thats pretty sweet. I love destruction.

Ramairbird

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Yup, I've seen it too. A v6 that had a washer dropped down the intake during a tune-up and the person working on it thought the noise was a lifter so he reved the **** out of it to try to get that "lifter" to pump up, well the washer went in and out of 5 cylinders and finally did enough damge to where it stopped running.