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    rod and piston number seven

    Number 7 rod and piston.jpg From the Sea Foam Damage I did

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    Not good. Tore the block up, too?
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Yeah

    Pretty good gouge in the 7 hole, windage tray took most of the damage and saved alot of the motor.

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    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.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    I am going too...

    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

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    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.
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    Don't bother with the MAF sensor.

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    how much over

    How much would i have to bore over to get to 347 ci then. Would it be safe... not too thin.

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    I believe it is 3.908". It's done quite often, boring from 5.3 to 5.7 piston size.
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    Cams

    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

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