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Those cracks are in a place that you could repair them, as they are seem to be with in the frost plug holes and and that fitting, a block seal would take care of them or you could weld them with a nickel rod, they cant really spread  

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4 minutes ago, SOHC said:

Those cracks are in a place that you could repair them, as they are seem to be with in the frost plug holes and and that fitting, a block seal would take care of them or you could weld them with a nickel rod, they cant really spread  

Yeah I understand that.  But I would just prefer to start with a none cracked block

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Back in the 80s dad worked at a place that owned a fleet of 6cyl holden utes. (Dad reckons they were unreliable trash,) one of them had a 202 black motor that threw a rod/punched a hole in the block. 

They found some clever welding outfit who glued the block back together. (I would presume the bore would have needed a sleeve)

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On 12/10/2024 at 20:35, d.p.n.s said:

That looks bloody cool...

I do need some spot lights

I’ve got a good pair of chrome Lucas spotties you can have for postage, they’re the type that mount off a bumper. If you’re interested I can get a pic. 

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20 minutes ago, MaxPower said:

I’ve got a good pair of chrome Lucas spotties you can have for postage, they’re the type that mount off a bumper. If you’re interested I can get a pic. 

I've got a set thanks mate.

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It's done now, but how fast did you run the drill when honing the block? 

Everyone seems to go too fast, which results in a too horizontal  hone pattern. (Verses the 60° hone pattern which is ideal) If you watch a video of a Sunnen honing machine in action, the rotational speed compared to the up and down motion is a lot slower than the your average drill at full jandal. 

A pneumatic drill with the reg turned right down is a great way to sustain a lower honing speed

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27 minutes ago, RUNAMUCK said:

It's done now, but how fast did you run the drill when honing the block? 

Everyone seems to go too fast, which results in a too horizontal  hone pattern. (Verses the 60° hone pattern which is ideal) If you watch a video of a Sunnen honing machine in action, the rotational speed compared to the up and down motion is a lot slower than the your average drill at full jandal. 

A pneumatic drill with the reg turned right down is a great way to sustain a lower honing speed

I don't go fast at all mate and slow up and done...

Think this is actually the 15th block I've done at home so far

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2 hours ago, RUNAMUCK said:

It's done now, but how fast did you run the drill when honing the block? 

Everyone seems to go too fast, which results in a too horizontal  hone pattern. (Verses the 60° hone pattern which is ideal) If you watch a video of a Sunnen honing machine in action, the rotational speed compared to the up and down motion is a lot slower than the your average drill at full jandal. 

A pneumatic drill with the reg turned right down is a great way to sustain a lower honing speed

Battery drill works nice and slow for me. Old lower voltage one has a lower base speed than the late 18V jobbies.

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