Sharpview

Bottom end of a b18c5, if I get it re-sleeved can the other hole be repaired or is she junk? . . . Pics in gallery, thanks! . . . .

Alpha

I would say no but contact a sleeving company to be sure. How the fsck did you do that?

Sharpview

I didnt do it just bought it that way, well thats a damn shame so sad to toss a Type R . . . .

Alpha

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But on a serious note, sadly, Im gonna have to agree with Alpha on this one since it looks to have punched into the water jacket... But send those pics to some sleeving companies and see what they say

BACON

if it were me i wouldn't mess with it unless i got a good deal on the sleeving imo

B18C5-EG

NOOOOOO NOT THE C5!!!!! WHY!!!!!!!!!
But I think it would be repaiable but it would prolly cost more to repair it than it would to get a whole new block . That poor creature. Steven if that ever happens to mine kill me right then and there.

Sharpview

this is the super fast response I got from Earl:

"You did a good job on that block. I can't say for sure if it can be saved from looking at the pix. I do know that there would be at least $100 worth of welding necessary, maybe more."
Earl

davcivic

I would clean it good, and make a nice coffee table out of it. Just buy a piece of glass, an put it in the middle of your living room.

It's sad, but the money you'll spend on it, just to fix it, and then have to worry about it not being as strong as before, then brake again. I would just find another one.

Sharpview

Response from AEBS:

"Sorry but the crack looks like it to far down.
Thank you for your time and consideration."


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