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  hiddeous said:
Can you get the photo any clearer? if I can see the marks in the metal I can tell you why it broke.. :spoton:

I can tell you why it broke. Ninka is getting greedy and trying to get all the power for himself! :spoton:

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SHE'S BACK TOGETHER AGAIN :w00t2:

Been working solid for the past few days, and so far so good :blink:

Engine is quiet, and pulls better than before, despite having only done 4-5k's tonight, so I just wonder how long that ring land has been damaged.

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  XR06T said:
good to hear the good news!!

they are some pretty broken bits you had in there :blush:

Yeah, good thing they were contained on the side of the piston, as I imagine those bits could have caused some damage to the head and valves :nono:

Runs really well now, so I couldn't be happier :spoton:

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Mate why did you change blocks, you didnt mention any problem with your original one?

Im in auto parts and I need a new block for an F6 engine I have just brought for a conversion and the wankers at our Ford parts supplier told me bloks werent available as a part, only short blocks which was going to cost me about $2200inc (by the way an F6 bottom end is actually cheaper than an XR6).

Do you want to get rid of yours?

Also can you guys tell me the differences between the XR and F6 motors

(Sorry to hijack this thread )

Thanks

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Just did a search and found out the differences but which block is the best to use?

I dont have a gearbox yet and I think the engine is an early one so what might not bolt up with a BF type

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  retrotech said:
Just did a search and found out the differences but which block is the best to use?

I dont have a gearbox yet and I think the engine is an early one so what might not bolt up with a BF type

F6 and 'T' blocks are identical between cars of the same model I.e. BA, BF etc.

BF has the same bolt pattern as the BA, so box will fit (I have a BF ZF transmission bolted up to my BA block.

I have a brand new block sitting here which you can buy, PM me if you want it.

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