May need a new short block - HELP!
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May need a new short block - HELP!
I spun a bearing and I've had my car in the shop to have the engine rebuilt. The machinist told my mechanic that he may not be able to grind down the journals enough and find over-sized bearings to fit. What would you guys do in my place? I don't have a lot of money, so I'm looking into a plain old stock rebuild.
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If I were you, I'd start putting some cash aside because you're either going to fine a stock bottom end thats cheap and then pay for labor, or figure out a way to build a 355 or something and pay for labor for that.
Either way, there's no cheap way to pay someone to work on your car unless its a friend or family member in your driveway/garage.
Best of luck!
Either way, there's no cheap way to pay someone to work on your car unless its a friend or family member in your driveway/garage.
Best of luck!
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interesting lol but itll be a bit more hes in cali thats west of the mississippi. but that is a good deal. but then hes still goin to hav to pay to hav it assembled unless he does it himself