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Old 08-27-2009, 05:25 PM
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Sounds good tate.. Im going to be selling all the extra stuff off of the engine and the tranny,, use that money for parts.
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DOH! I have a complete '03 HO block with an overheated/collpased #6 piston that I trying to unload. If yours doesn't work out I only want like $500 for it.

Also have a rebuilt head from Cummins ready to go. Picking it up from the head shop this week.
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Is the block good Clay? no damage to the bore etc?
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Over heated piston would screw the bore. But it can be resleved for a few hundred bucks.
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Yes there is some damage to the bore so a re-sleve would be needed.
Old 08-27-2009, 11:41 PM
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Gotcha... maybe after all the dust settles with the build of this one and I have any money left and you still have it I might pick it up from you, as a spare.. seeing as I seem to be a little bit hard on parts and all,, LOL
Old 08-28-2009, 12:09 AM
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I'm really curious what let go.???
Old 08-28-2009, 12:46 AM
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Hey Kevin its kim, Melcoms friend from harbour city diesel Melcom made a window in his as well last week at pinks and the week before split a liner and bent 3 rods so I under stand the pain next engine is going to have a little more though go into it lots of luck on your next endeavor Just a hint only use 2ed gen rods
Old 08-28-2009, 01:12 AM
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Hey Kim,, How are you? I will remember that. What rods and pistons is Malcom going to use now?
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Well for what we have seeing in carnage in bent and broken rods the 03 and up ( powered rods) can not handle big power they just snap The 2ed gen rods ( FORGED) just bend or you could go and spend 3 to 4 grand for good rods rodshttp://rrconnectingrods.com/store/cummins-diesel-billet-4340-hbeam-rods-p-72.html?osCsid=e4d38d93041ddc3c7f1fe04562e7d8bf if you want to put down hp in the 1200+ range. you need to decide where to draw the line, unless money is no object. need to really sit down and take it over
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I thought that the first gen rods out of the storm block are the heavies? Clayh, how soon did you want to get rid of that old motor? I'm interested.
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Kevin, here is one in Calgary but not cheap:

http://calgary.en.craigslist.ca/pts/1343790480.html

There was talk of problems with RJ Performance not delivering to U.S. guys on CumminsForum, but they are a legitimate shop in S.E. Calgary.

...Joe
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That is definately not cheap Joe. I just bought an engine with 84k on it, complete with tranny, no turbo or exhaust manifold for 3800.

Thanks Kim, I am going to do some homework for sure... what pistons is he running now?
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Originally Posted by morkable
Amazing thing is, the truck was still making power for another 600 feet after this happened,, and even when I finally got the truck stopped it was still running, I had actually shut the truck off... lots of parts and oil all down the track...
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Gotta love them cummins
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What we have found, read, researched, 03\04 pistons have more meat and what I have heard even the 07 have gone back to the older style


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