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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: max_maniac]
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10/24/09 11:21 PM
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You gonna hang some curtains in those windows? 
At least he's got the right color duct tape 
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: max_maniac]
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10/25/09 01:37 AM
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Me thanks the rod bearing locked up first, which siezed on the crank breaking the rod which hit the cam, breaking it making it fall down into the rotating crankshaft and ended up lodging, for a nano second, between the block main web and the rotaing crankshaft cracking the block, maybe not  sorry for your loss 
Mr.Cab Racing and winning with Mopars since 1964. (Old F--t, Huh)
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: Cab_Burge]
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10/25/09 02:07 AM
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Me thanks the rod bearing locked up first, which siezed on the crank breaking the rod which hit the cam, breaking it making it fall down into the rotating crankshaft and ended up lodging, for a nano second, between the block main web and the rotaing crankshaft cracking the block, maybe not sorry for your loss
 You didn't get that much heat in the rod journal from a broken main web... The main bearings would tell that tale.. Those rod journals were smokin..
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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10/25/09 02:31 AM
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Wow Russ, Looks like it had it's own little war going on in there...Looks like all you may salvage off of that one is the balancer bolt  Let me know if you need any help  poppaj
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: max_maniac]
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10/25/09 03:14 AM
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They sell JB Weld at almost every parts store. Just thinkin' out loud.
You can lead a gift horse to water, but you
can't look in his mouth.
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
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10/25/09 07:06 AM
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Wow Russ, Looks like it had it's own little war going on in there...Looks like all you may salvage off of that one is the balancer bolt Let me know if you need any help poppaj
i think Russ wants to turn it up next year so i think he probably will pass on the help from you, IMO, 
remember he does want to go fast, ouch thats gonna leave a mark. 
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: Cab_Burge]
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10/25/09 08:17 AM
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Me thanks the rod bearing locked up first, which siezed on the crank breaking the rod which hit the cam, breaking it making it fall down into the rotating crankshaft and ended up lodging, for a nano second, between the block main web and the rotaing crankshaft cracking the block, maybe not sorry for your loss
Cab good guess- cam was still in perfect shape not a mark on it - all other bearing came out perfect - I have seen this before - the main cap was loose it bled oil enough to starve the rod foe awhile then finally ceased the bearing.
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: 727builder]
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10/25/09 10:09 AM
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Wow... Let us pray and have a moment of silence for her. Sorry for your loss.
Dearly beloved, we are gatherd here today to morn the passing of Russ's motor. It was a crusty, rusty old piece that was well past it's prime. 
Then agian, so is Russ 
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: WILD BILL]
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10/25/09 10:21 AM
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Wow... Let us pray and have a moment of silence for her. Sorry for your loss.
Dearly beloved, we are gatherd here today to morn the passing of Russ's motor. It was a crusty, rusty old piece that was well past it's prime.
Then agian, so is Russ
LMAO thats funny ! good one Bill !!
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
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10/25/09 11:03 AM
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PS.....was it wearing DEPENDS ....?????
Rickster
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: rickstershemi]
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10/25/09 12:05 PM
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Talk about going out with a BANG....sorry to see the carnage Russ....best-o-luck with the new bullet
PS.....was it wearing a diaper....?????
Rickster
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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10/25/09 04:32 PM
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Me thanks the rod bearing locked up first, which siezed on the crank breaking the rod which hit the cam, breaking it making it fall down into the rotating crankshaft and ended up lodging, for a nano second, between the block main web and the rotaing crankshaft cracking the block, maybe not sorry for your loss
You didn't get that much heat in the rod journal from a broken main web... The main bearings would tell that tale.. Those rod journals were smokin..
I pointed that out in the the thread last week that he posted, it spun a rod bearing first...
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: Dodgeman67]
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10/25/09 10:05 PM
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I got to say when the man tears something up, he sure does it right.
I hope you got your money out of that one , cause as they said, this one is done.
Sorry to see it.
This one does not owe me anything. The bottom end was put together back in 2000 and was set up with the MW heads and intake and in my 70 Challenger that I drove on the street for a while. Then it went into my 64 car in 04 and into the 63 in the last year..... It has done well for me and I had fun with it.
Russ
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: WILD BILL]
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10/25/09 10:31 PM
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How's the heads Russ? You didnt post any pics, so I assume its OK? Thats a bummer..
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
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10/25/09 11:03 PM
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Wow Russ, Looks like it had it's own little war going on in there...Looks like all you may salvage off of that one is the balancer bolt Let me know if you need any help poppaj
i think Russ wants to turn it up next year so i think he probably will pass on the help from you, IMO,
remember he does want to go fast, ouch thats gonna leave a mark.
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: bill_greenwood]
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10/26/09 12:16 AM
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If that cracked main bolt hole is why it broke isn't that why they use aluminum caps? Of course my thoughts are that is just a result of the rods seizing not the cause. I don't see that causing a significant loss of lube to the rods with out takeing out the main long before
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Re: The autopsy - windowed block
[Re: HotRodDave]
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10/26/09 12:55 AM
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if you think it was a main that got loose first, allowing oil pressure to bleed off at the main bearing, starving the rods for oil, and thus, the spun rod bearing...would a block girdle/main cap system have prevented that?
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I'm not too sure if I can agree with him this time 
That is a fine mess you made 
