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Removal<\/strong><\/h3>

Out with the old, in with the new. The motor I had in this car prior to the forged engine build blew a ring land off piston 2 years earlier. As something to get me by I swapped in a used piston from my engine build motor, It ran well but I did not trust it.
With the forged build sitting on the engine stand for over a year, I decided its time to get this project underway and finished.<\/p>

First was getting the old motor out. I've done this dozens of times before, but this time I was much carless because I'm doing this during weekdays, after a 8-10hr work day. It was more about getting this done, not getting it done cleanly.<\/p>

As result, lots of fluids ended up on the floor and so floor dry was utilized a lot.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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