Gadgetized

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Well I got some of my parts back from my local machine shop. The block was shot peened and the deck seems like it would be too rough to seal properly for a higher boost application. I also have little bits of rust in the cylinders. I'm not real happy with their quality of work. He tried to give me my crank back with 3 chips in the journals that were not there before,but that is another story...

Atomic

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Yikes! The deck should be perfectly smooth...any pics?

AKlowriderZ71

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Ruh-Roh!

Gadgetized

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I'll post some in a bit. I think I might just take it to another machine shop.

Gadgetized

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It's just a cell phone pic, but you should be able to get the idea.

Gadgetized

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Well I went to another machine shop, and they said I could sand it with wet/dry sand paper on a flat steel block. I used 320 and used WD40 for the wet lubricant to keep the paper clean. It might not look it,but it feels much smoother than before.

1FastBrick

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Sorry to hear you were disappointed after all you went through.

Regardless of how Block comes back, I generally take some wet dry paper and WD 40 to the block any way.