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Did motor teardown.... All the bearings are toast.... One lifter had eaten a roller and wiped a cam lobe....There was water in the oil so essentially there was no lubrication...so far no real idea how if got there.... WTF.... Motor only had 55k on it
Can a head gasket go bad from the car just sitting?... Other than head gasket or crack, how does water get into oil? So it's a rebuilt.... New bearings, cam, lifters, block prep etc Leaning towards just sticking with stock head and go more aggressive on cam but not enough to have smog issue Unless someone has some stock ls6 heads they want to sell |
I have a 2000 LS1 im putting in the ol ladies 69 Camaro. Details below on my mild build:
00' LS1 short block LS6 intake Factory casting 243 heads milled .015", cleaned, and valve job w/ new valve seals ARP Head Bolts ARP Crank Bolt TSP hardend pushrods Comp custom grind cam - 227/236 - 614/621 @ 111lsa 108icl Comp cams rocker trunion upgrade LS7 Lifters PAC 1211X valve springs LH8 oil pan/pickup tube GM LS6 high volume oil pump LS2 timing chain BRP oil pump girdle 44# Injectors Circle D 278mm 3200 stall converter |
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