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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Ga.
Posts: 521
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First time , ( in '01 ) a Manley aluminum rod broke. Crank kicked it right through the block. Last year....... I lost an engine from what I thought was a rod failure ( aluminum ) and turned out to be an oil pump bypass spring breaking ( no oil pressure ) . Sent the rod through the block , again. Last time.........recent , apparently the damage from the previous carnage above fractured / cracked the oil pump drive shaft and I didnt see it.............it broke , and I lost oil pressure AGAIN , only this time I caught it before it killed everything. Polished crank , sent rods to GRP for evaluation.........they replaced 2 rods because they were a little out of shape on the big end. And let me just say this.........GRP is a stand up company because they replaced those 2 rods at ZERO charge to me. Those rods had 14 runs on them at the time. So as you can see , my crank / cranks take a beating and come back for more......... ![]() |
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