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Lots more surface area on the mains too. Was there a rod knock? What made you look into this? The only (water cooled) engines I've torn down with a knocking noise were in much worse shape. No rod knock; was simply pulling rods to do the oil slinger modification while I had the top end apart to increase compression ratio. My friend actually suggested that I should split the case and inspect everything while the jugs were off. I wasn't going to disassemble it this far as it was just completely rebuilt before I purchased the car. Well I should have taken his advise because I could have addressed this quite some time ago while waiting for custom pistons, and an exhaust from Chris. I have to say THANK YOU CHRIS; that exhaust is definitely an example of fine and skilled workmanship. I cannot wait to get this car assembled, and experience the performance gains from this exhaust! |
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