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#78521 06/08/2007 11:57 PM | Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 29 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 29 | Yes I want to use the complete OMC rotating assembly. Was thinking of replacing with all NEW Bearings. And all NEW Rings. After bore&Hone with/in Standard cylinder bore spec.
Should I use ALL New Bearings & Rings?
Or use the old OMC one's? They all dont look very worn. May be the replacement Chevy 230 cid block main & Caps would be different Dia?
And Yes the Dummy owner I purchase the boat from did not drain ALL water out of the block.
Im puting on a Marine Heat Exchanger. Filled with antifreeze. No more chance of water in block to freeze. Plus antifreeze will keep my block from rusting. Unlike Water runing through a Marine engine block. Anyone that owns a boat knows what I mean. Marine Engines are not cheap to replace. | | |
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