yes i called them. i had a thread about it somewhere. the first guy i talked was a complete douche and was VERY UNWILLING to help me. so i hung up on him and called back later to talk to a different person. the next guy atleast didn't act i'd just asked to sleep with his mom and KIND OF pointed me in the right direction. i have to take the springs off, send them in, and they're going to inspect them to see what happened then they'll make a decision on what they're gonna do

 

It makes sense because there are a lot of idiots out there that will just blame it on them when it turned out they used pushrods that were too long or something. Gotta watch their own to be sure they aren't getting screwed.
Hopefully they'll see it wasn't your fault.

 

upon further inspection the piston was not connected to the rod any more.

 

Im only about 77% sure, but i think the piston is supposed to be connected to the rod.

Ok i rethought about it...78%

Dustin

 

ah hell i thought these were floating pistons.. but i guess not..makes sense

 

this is crazy you only have $800 in this.....I've been looking at the 60lb injectors ill be needing and those alone are 400. lol.

 

pm danny and he'll send you a link to some cheaper

 

That is extreme floating haha not even attached

So the head is a loss, how is the block after all that?

Dustin

 

The block can and WILL be bored for this winters project

 

Could someone give me their email addy some I could email them some update pics? Pretty please?!?!?!