would it be worth it?
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would it be worth it?
gonna get a blown gsr block for free... can you rebuild it and have it running again... im pretty sure that the rod snapped but it never went throught the block... whats do i have to do to rebuild?
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measure it and see if every thing is within spec. measure deck to check for warpage, taper within the cylinder walls. if anything it might just need new sleeves, that is the rod damaged the stock ones. but if everything is still with in spec i don't see why you can't get up and working again too.
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First, you need to check all measurements. Look for any damage to the cylinder walls. Fortunately Honda sleeves can be removed and replaced.
Don't have Hypersports, Sonic or any of those limp dick shops touch your block unless you want shitty work.
Send it off to Earls, Dart, Import Builders, Golden Eagle, AEBS... to get it resleeved. You can get an over bore, or stay stock if you want. There are many options.
Don't have Hypersports, Sonic or any of those limp dick shops touch your block unless you want shitty work.
Send it off to Earls, Dart, Import Builders, Golden Eagle, AEBS... to get it resleeved. You can get an over bore, or stay stock if you want. There are many options.
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thanks for the quick post guys... how much is it gonna cost to send it off to the mainland? i really dont want to spend too much money on it... just have it redone... nothing too fancy...
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I hear ground shipping from Honolulu takes forever.
I hear ground shipping from Honolulu takes forever.
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well i still gotta pull the block from my friends car... gonna try put the motor into a 91 teg with a b16 head... i got the head and the car i just need the block and all the internals...
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Well...since I live in North Shore, I have plenty of experience using USPS ground and Fed Ex ground. All of which take around 4-7 days to ship.
If you simply sent off the block with all the the parts taken out of it and off of it, it wouldn't be more than $100.00 at the absolute max.
If you simply sent off the block with all the the parts taken out of it and off of it, it wouldn't be more than $100.00 at the absolute max.
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