Clutch disaster
Longshot, but the only sequence of events I can see possibly relating:
Did you replace the pilot bearing, and if so how did you get the old one out? There are stories of people trying to use the old school method of packing paper or grease behind it to try to push it out instead of using a puller or slide hammer. Well, the LSx crank is hollow and has an oil plug on the flywheel end. Using those old methods can cause the plug to fall out, which I hear results in low oil pressure. Then you have an avenue for a spun bearing and eventually tossing a rod.
Shot in the dark...
it longer than that with no Ill effects. Maybe the engine was revved to the moon when
the clutch was slipping and shut off just before the crack opened up.
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