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    Taking my freshly rebuilt engine that hasn’t been started BACK apart …

    In another thread I explain what happened with the start of my engine build up…
    http://www.3sgto.org/f2/engine-rebui...help-3537.html

    So I have an engine that a local builder started to reassemble and I now feel I want 100% credit or blame based on how it turns out in the end.
    He installed my new parts; Ross pistons and rings, Crower connecting rod, and forged crank (and new bearings into a fresh block … I want to remove these and ‘redo it’ myself. Since I can assume the mains have been torqued (something I will check regardless) can I take these pieces back apart to both inspect and relieve him of any wrong doing in the future. (that ISN’T meant to come out the wrong way! I just want to have the satisfaction of doing 100% of my rebuild and install myself)
    I should not have to replace anything to do this right? Again nothing else has been bolted on the block and those pieces were only installed with-in the last week.

    Thanks in advance!!

    Jeff
    Last edited by Back-to-Doo; 02-09-2011 at 04:21 PM.

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