Well . . . crap!

In the interest of forensic motorology, how about some details? Which rod was it, #2 or #4? Where did the rod brake, how'd it happen?

AND, most important of all, WHY!?!?!?

We know this engine had some issues before, as it had a mix of babbit and insert bearings, yes? What else do we know that tells why an allegedly new con-rod would break minutes into its first run?!

-Michael


Please type slow, as I can't read very fast.

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