Always ! !
Someone had dropped either the crank or the wheel when the motor was being built.


Lucky for me i was able to straighten it out and clean up the burrs .
Hopefully everything is in good working order now .
3 months and over 3k spent trying to figure out this problem only to find this .
Its the same basic symptom as a bad crank sensor .
Its a refreshed LQ9 i sent out to have rebuilt .
The Calies crank was sent out to be fixed (spun a bearing) so the crank went from Tampa to Orlando to Indiana and back to Florida so i cant point a finger at anyone and right now im just happy to have found the problem .
The quality of the motor build is excelent but i dont know how this could have been missed .
My buddy and i put the pan on it and didnt see it when we did the assembly and after putting the motor in the car and running it around for 3 months and spending all that time and money chasing the gremlins , it took me about 15 minutes to fix the wheel :/
Live and learn .
After straightening that tang out and putting it back together it roasted the tire off the car and pulls hard through the power band now .
Just had a burnout party in the parking lot

WaaHOOOOoo ! !
Trending Topics
The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
Just goes to show , any thing can happen during shipping .


