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02-08-2006, 11:55 PM
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Block fill
When I took my block to the machine shop, I told them I wanted my block filled to the bottom freeze plug. He asked if it was a strip or street car. I said it would be a street car, but will see the track. He said he would not fill it if I was him. But now I have read on this site of people doing it and not having overheating problems. I live in south MS and it gets hot down here. I would like to fill it for the strenght. What do you guys think that have filled it and ran on the streets? Could I fill it myself at the house???
Thanks Chris
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