Block Filler?

BillK · 11-10-2008, 09:05 PM

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Probably ten years ago, one of my good customers used some type of epoxy to fill a block. I have never seen a block move around so much over the next two seasons. Everytime he would bring it in to freshen up the cylinders, they would be several thousanths out of round. This went on for at least three seasons till he retired it

One thing I dont like about the Moroso filler is that they say to wait something like two weeks after filling before you do any machine work. Hard Block is good to go after one day and I have even filled a block after all the machine work was done and had no measurable movement.

11-10-2008, 09:05 PM	#5
BillK Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Waldorf Md Posts: 230 Likes: 12 Liked 30 Times in 17 Posts	Re: Block Filler? M, Probably ten years ago, one of my good customers used some type of epoxy to fill a block. I have never seen a block move around so much over the next two seasons. Everytime he would bring it in to freshen up the cylinders, they would be several thousanths out of round. This went on for at least three seasons till he retired it One thing I dont like about the Moroso filler is that they say to wait something like two weeks after filling before you do any machine work. Hard Block is good to go after one day and I have even filled a block after all the machine work was done and had no measurable movement. __________________ Bill Koustenis