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> /6 Casesavers for magnesium case, Are they really needed? Who can install them? DIY?
tornik550
post Aug 11 2015, 06:43 PM
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I have a strange noise in my /6. I can probably fix it without tearing apart the engine however I was going to completely rebuild it in the winter anyway so I decided to just do it now.

I will be using a 2.7l 7r magnesium case. I read all over that Casesavers are a good idea on rebuild for mag cases. heres a few questions regarding this topic-

-are Casesavers absolutely necessary on magnesium cases?

-assuming so, who can install them for me?

-what is the approximate cost of having Casesavers installed?

-can it be properly done DIY?

I am not overly worried about the cost, I just hate shipping things and waiting for them.
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post Aug 11 2015, 08:53 PM
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Timeserts can also pull out (ask how I know), so I'd go with the Casavers. I went all out and had Henry Schmidt do my 2.7 engine rebuild with the Casavers, oil system upgrades, etc. Not cheap, but it runs like a scalded cat (199.5hp at the rear wheels).

Ollie's would be a great choice for machining if you want to assemble the engine yourself.
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