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Old 12-09-2010, 11:17 PM   #1
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What cre said is correct "A block is hard to qualify as "good" or "bad" without having it present for inspection " One thing that doesn’t look right is; why are the pistons in and oil in the head bolt holes, if the block has just been machined or have you started to re-assemble it and then decided to ask the question ?
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Old 12-10-2010, 02:12 AM   #2
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What cre said is correct "A block is hard to qualify as "good" or "bad" without having it present for inspection " One thing that doesn’t look right is; why are the pistons in and oil in the head bolt holes, if the block has just been machined or have you started to re-assemble it and then decided to ask the question ?
the head was placed on without head gasket to prevent dust from getting inside
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Old 12-12-2010, 03:55 PM   #3
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and the pistons?

Basically what Bill's asking is, when it was machined was it a BARE block with nothing else attached?

If you ask me those bores look pretty shiny & could have done with at very least a glazebust, maybe a full rebore while it was in shop. But as mentioned it is *impossible* to say if a block is good or bad from just pics (unless obvious damage makes it definitely bad), and if you're asking about the machined finish re: fitting of MHG well, we can't see for the grease anyway. Needs waaaaay cleaning up before even knowing what to do with it let alone screwing it all together.
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