Posted by Baelee05 on December 07, 2008 at 18:52:59 from (66.82.162.18):
In Reply to: 44 H #1 piston posted by Jarhead on December 07, 2008 at 06:34:05:
Well if I'm seeing things correctly it seems that you have a hole in your block. Do yourself a favor and find a used block. They made about a zillion H's so a good used block should be pretty easy to come by. If you try and cobble it together with JB Weld or some other cure all you are always going to be wondering if it is going to fail. You have to tear it down to do your overhaul anyway so why not get a good block and put it together the right way. I know it might save you some money now, but I've learned over the years that sometimes cheap fixes can be pretty expensive. Kind of like cheap seed corn. You feel pretty smart when you plant and then you feel like an idiot when you harvest it. Good luck.
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