chrisk
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I bet there were a few beers drunk while pondering a resolve. A good outcome though.
The fall and rise of a works SFC engine
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Yeah, a couple of cases sacrificed themselves...
Wasn't so much the question of what to do, but how to do it without having to flog off a kidney. Ground steel plates in the required size don't come cheap. There's not much you can do with it when the job's done except to wait for the next busted crankcase!
piet
piranha-bro2
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Perserverance paying off, Piet!! I take it you won't be trying to source exact replacements of those factory racing rods for reassembly and the next trip to the track? 
martymoose
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Where you able to test the hardness of the alloy?
Laverdalothar
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very cool outcome, Piet, and just another great example of you actually "living in the material". Guess your Aussie-roots have kicked in, as this "thinking out of the box" is for sure not common over here
Cross my fingers for a great outcome! You 100% deserve it!!
Cross my fingers for a great outcome! You 100% deserve it!!