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    Quote Originally Posted by Racecar100
    Never had any leak with fiberglass resin. Just tilt the block over to the side while on engine stand and put a piece of duct tape over the hole and mix the resin and hardner and pour it in until about 1" deep.
    in time it will crack been there did that .block rock is much better moves with the block were the resin can not if you use resin i still would plug the hole with a pipe plug
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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    in time it will crack been there did that .block rock is much better moves with the block were the resin can not if you use resin i still would plug the hole with a pipe plug

    Well we are the owner of the speed machine shop and we've done several engine with hole in the block for the stroker and it's still running on the oval track dirt and drag racing and no leak. By the way wa are the home of several track champion engines in several classes... We have been in business since 1972. Do you think we don't have any experance????

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    I know whos high dollar racin engines are full of goo now...with holes in the block.......

    Some of the new liquid adhesives are amazing,I would think anything along that line would work well,using the tactics listed above.
    I would tap the hole and then use the plug with red loctite and then either use the resin or some sort of good block fill.

    Some of the resins/liquid steel and adhesives will probably outlast the rest of the engine..........
    If that stuff is anywhere near like body panel adhesive ,its gunna do the trick,for along time.
    Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racecar100
    Well we are the owner of the speed machine shop and we've done several engine with hole in the block for the stroker and it's still running on the oval track dirt and drag racing and no leak. By the way wa are the home of several track champion engines in several classes... We have been in business since 1972. Do you think we don't have any experance????
    well i send you the 100 over bbc that the resin crack in ok. hey do what you want i really do not give a $hit do you think i do not have any EXPERANCE ???
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