Attachment 126 From the Sea Foam Damage I did
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Attachment 126 From the Sea Foam Damage I did
Not good. Tore the block up, too?
Pretty good gouge in the 7 hole, windage tray took most of the damage and saved alot of the motor.
Sounds like time for a new shortblock or a 6L. Sorry to hear of the bad luck. Damn hydraulic locking! Liquids just don't compress worth a damn.
Re-sleeve that hole go .030 over. would like to get 347ci. but dont think i can afford new higher stroke crank. getting decent cam( don't know which one yet) p&p stock heads, good valve job and maybe good set of rockers. Any ideas for power for price would be appreciated. might p&p throttle body and mass air flow sensor if it's worth it. also gonna coat piston tops and skirts. would lkie to spray up to 100 shot
347 is same stroke as the 5.3, just bored out to 5.7L cylinder size.
Get forged pistons now if you're planning on playing with the spray.
Don't bother with the MAF sensor.
How much would i have to bore over to get to 347 ci then. Would it be safe... not too thin.
I believe it is 3.908". It's done quite often, boring from 5.3 to 5.7 piston size.
Any Suggestions on cams/ rockers. My engine builder is pretty well known for his work. He says i can get away with cast pistons with a 100 shot but he and i both know forged would be preferred. His name is Harold, he owns HP Racing Engines he has a little website. He is based in magnolia, texas now. he builds a ton of extreme engines. Google him & check out some of his work.
HP Racing Engines
Wow I know we have been over this but Im never going to seafoam combustion chamber. At least you can rebuild with better parts. I wander if the warranty would cover hydrolock lol if they do mine just might have the same problem. Allthough they wouln not probably put a better motor in mine. oh well, good luck with the rebuild.
Good excuse to get more power. Always wanted to get into the motor but never had a good enough reason. I believe The Sea Foam Was my fault, I used too much. Don't give up on the sea foam:doofus:
Ill still use it when i flush out the motor, or in the gas :hshake:
The cam you want really has to do with how you want to build your motor...once you get the internal components nailed down, then it is time to decided on the cam...Since you are boring it out to a 5.7L, you should be able to handle a 224R cam with 1.75/1.8 rockers...