dss long block
07-09-2006, 01:49 AM
#23
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RE: dss long block
ORIGINAL: BCP
I have a real job and have already destroyed two DSS engines, thanks.
I have a real job and have already destroyed two DSS engines, thanks.
How did you destroy them?? I thought that they were some of if not the best out there!!! Man, that sucks. Did you like, use the Dark Side or some schitt to make that evolution happen??
-Ivan
I really don't mop up any mansauce for a living...but I would if the price was right.
07-09-2006, 01:50 AM
#24
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RE: dss long block
my buddy said it was the way to go justed wanted some other fed back.i have been driving a ****ty 98 4.6 for last 6 yrs .and its not that i have all this money .used all my savings got the 95 cobra sc .got it home starts smoking now what **** check it **** the rings are bad now broke no ride had to go the credit car!!!!. if broke is broke go for broke .
07-09-2006, 01:52 AM
#26
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RE: dss long block
ORIGINAL: Bad Karma
Holy Fuct!!
How did you destroy them?? I thought that they were some of if not the best out there!!! Man, that sucks. Did you like, use the Dark Side or some schitt to make that evolution happen??
-Ivan
I really don't mop up any mansauce for a living...but I would if the price was right.
ORIGINAL: BCP
I have a real job and have already destroyed two DSS engines, thanks.
I have a real job and have already destroyed two DSS engines, thanks.
How did you destroy them?? I thought that they were some of if not the best out there!!! Man, that sucks. Did you like, use the Dark Side or some schitt to make that evolution happen??
-Ivan
I really don't mop up any mansauce for a living...but I would if the price was right.
Broke a rod in the first one, and the crank in the second one (which still resides in the car for the time being) They really werent bad engines, they ran great, and made good power (maybe too much?). I dont think I will be going with another one though, since the last one didnt make it in the car but a measly four months before the crank broke.
07-09-2006, 01:54 AM
#27
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RE: dss long block
so instead of putting new rings in you bought a whole new engine. good call! and by the way, i have a great job, make pleanty of money, and i just bought a 331 short block. thanks for playing mullet boy.
oh yeah, while you were out driving your 5.0 while my mom was taking me to the movies, was that while you were ditching school? or did you just suck enough to not learn how to spell?
oh yeah, while you were out driving your 5.0 while my mom was taking me to the movies, was that while you were ditching school? or did you just suck enough to not learn how to spell?
07-09-2006, 01:54 AM
#28
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RE: dss long block
Did you have a forged crank in either of them?? I'm about to drop $$ on the 347 Short Block and am kinda waiting for some other things to fall into place before doing it. I am considering the extra $ for the forged crank though.
Recommendations??
Thanks for letting me hijack the thread Uncle Fester,
Ivan
Recommendations??
Thanks for letting me hijack the thread Uncle Fester,
Ivan