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Kuban 06-18-2007 08:53 AM

see if you can maybe get in touch with him, id like to talk to him.

IHateHacks 06-18-2007 12:17 PM

Well you see, he lives in my state, only about 30 minutes away. He brought it over and left it here for a couple months, then came and picked it back up.

Kuban 06-18-2007 06:04 PM

how heavy is it again? like 50lbs u said?

IHateHacks 06-18-2007 10:25 PM

If not more. That thing is HEAVY.

Even if you borrowed one, you still need to source some lapping compound.

If I was faced with your situation, I would pull the block, strip it and send it to a quality machine shop and have them deck it. Then build the snot out of it, just like you listed all those parts. Yes, I know its easier said than done, and I know the cost involved, but thats what I will be doing if my 7M ever takes a dump.

supramacist 06-19-2007 12:14 AM

Sorry I scrolled back.

Kuban 06-20-2007 03:48 PM

Right but keep in mind. This is a head gasket blow on 3k mile engine. On top of that they dont use a toyota head gasket, they used some other company for the gasket kit. It says nascar on it i dont know. But i dont think the hg they use has the gouges in it that toyota's gasket does. So to be honest the block surface shouldnt be that scored. I really dont think sending it out is necessary. Ill have to look when i pull it. im not gonna rebuild this thing if theres no internal damage, because those parts are still under warrenty and i kinda wanna keep that warrenty just for a warm fuzzy feeling inside.


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Originally Posted by IHateHacks
If not more. That thing is HEAVY.

Even if you borrowed one, you still need to source some lapping compound.

If I was faced with your situation, I would pull the block, strip it and send it to a quality machine shop and have them deck it. Then build the snot out of it, just like you listed all those parts. Yes, I know its easier said than done, and I know the cost involved, but thats what I will be doing if my 7M ever takes a dump.


supramacist 06-20-2007 05:15 PM

You won't know until you pull it.

You could be right. Depends though, on a few things.
But you know this. Go for it.


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