Pretty sure thats the end.

Does your Spree/Elite already run great, and you're trying to make it quicker/faster? Need a monster motor swap? Discuss your ideas here.

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Pretty sure thats the end.

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Well the long distance travel everyday has done some numbers on my Corsa and destroyed my piston. It doesnt start probably due to the piston rings being stuck. no compression. To top it off, I went all He-Man when putting everything back together, the long bolts thats hold the bore to the block, i stripped one. F U C K M Y L I F E!! Not sure if it would be wise to run it with only 3 bolts but i dont have any extra cash to pick up another dio block. can it be mended? If so I'll just pick another piston n rings.
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Get a machine shop to put a time sert into the tripped hole
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What's that?
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Drill the block larger tap it the right size go to home depot and get a thread insert red thread lock it in place.
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kingkamehameha wrote:Get a machine shop to put a time sert into the tripped hole
SpamMusubi4Life wrote:What's that?
Must be what is known by most as "heli-coil".... :hi:
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7m-iata wrote:Drill the block larger tap it the right size go to home depot and get a thread insert red thread lock it in place.
Second: Drill the block larger. (Heli-Coil kits include drill bit and tap)
Third: Tap it the right size.
FIRST: (determine the size of threads) Go to Home Depot (or auto-parts store) and get a thread insert. (the next size larger)
Fourth: Red thread lock it in place. (Loctite brand)
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Got it. Thanks doods.
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helicoil is pos!

get time sert look on youtubes
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http://www.timesert.com/
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is a link to the TimeSert being recommended.... :wink:
I am sorry to be so far behind modern technology.
I have used Heli-coils with 100% success for 30+ years.
Time Sert may be better for your application.
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Wow! That's exactly what I had in mind. Where would I be without you guys.

Probably selling it on Craigslist.
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