broke rod
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#48
broke rod
By the looks of the pic, I would use the head....just clean it up and make sure you have no cracks. Scuff the war marks with sandpaper so they don't draw heat and cause detonation....just like the piston (maybe 120 grid on the piston..lol). Of course, it's best too replace everything new.....but it's all about the available cash.
#49
broke rod
Yeah its prolly salvageable. Looks like the plug took most of the beating. but look for any gouges which will need filled (looks good in the pic). You prolly need a valve job in the least and a new piston.
The top of the piston should come up flush with the surface of the cylinder as I have seen. I would think the crank would be fine but rod is IFFY
The top of the piston should come up flush with the surface of the cylinder as I have seen. I would think the crank would be fine but rod is IFFY