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Old 09-13-2007, 06:36 PM   #1
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motor rebuild delima, need opinions/ Help!!

Ok, so my 240 has been out of commission for 3 months now, and it is driving me crazy! I just now have had time to pull the motor and assess the damage. I spun a rod bearing in cylinder 3. Crank has a small scratch, and the connecting rod 3 is shot. The head is fine, but debris from the bearing also ruined my cams. The cam journals are fine though. I currently have a rebuild kit from top-line, with a new oil pump, chain yada yada. I have a set of stock cams coming also, and those will replace the bad ones.
I also have a buddy that is going to give me basically a short block, The crank is good, and same with the rods. Should I Frankenstein my buddy's motor and use the crank and rods in my block?
Or should I just pick up a short block from a company and drop that in, avoiding the frustration that I am having now?
I have searched and searched for the past week and found very little info.
Does any body know a reputable short block builder? or should I rebuild this thing myself?
Have you heard anything about these guys?
http://host244.ipowerweb.com/~...D.htm

I appreciate the patience you guys are giving me. I have searched, and it yielded little results. I need help soon, as the parents want their garage back.
Thanks
-Dan
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