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    yep when you RIPPER open you can just weld it right back and have a perfectly fine block once again. No problems at all, even if it scored the journals on the crank shaft beyond recognition. lol. Well at least you had a spare laying around and it was a D series and not a B. CHECK YOUR FUCKING OIL, FTW. *unless your oil pump failed and then it is absolutely without a doubt not your fault*

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    Quote Originally Posted by 99SI
    yep when you RIPPER open you can just weld it right back and have a perfectly fine block once again. No problems at all, even if it scored the journals on the crank shaft beyond recognition. lol. Well at least you had a spare laying around and it was a D series and not a B. CHECK YOUR FUCKING OIL, FTW. *unless your oil pump failed and then it is absolutely without a doubt not your fault*
    I agree. and make sure to double check the welds on your intake manifold while your at it
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