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Old 02-07-2026, 08:44 AM
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i take my blocks in bare, no reason to pay labor for them to remove crank n rod. toss your pistons n rods in the scrap if stock. cam bearings and freeze plug installation is pretty much standard procedure when a machine shop cleans/ machines a block. i myself would not spend the money on roller cam bearings in a stock block...stock bearings will do the trick just fine for stock block potential.

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