Well welded the hole shut on the 806 worked out pretty good for a rookie! But gonna half to get a new block anyhow! Pulled head off and pulled piston out and it bent the rod ruined the piston and took a goid size chunk outta the block on the inside at the bottom om sleeve and put a small crack in the oil passage inside! Just dont see throwing any more time and money in this beat up engine block! I found a froze up d361 for a few hunded bucks holefully i can get it and it will be ok to rebuild! Hoping to make two into one!
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