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Old 10-20-2004, 10:50 PM
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I read in the Hybrid/Tech section that the engine block will have to be notched in order to install forged rods and pistons. There was no mention of the type of engine.

I have a few questions for any D16Z6 owners with forged rods and pistons:
1. Will I have to notch the block? If yes, how is it done and about how much is the cost to get it done?
2. Is there a particular set of forged rods and pistons that can be installed without any modification to the engine block?

I need this information ASAP for installation next week.

Thanks in advance for all your help.
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Old 10-20-2004, 11:51 PM
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I'm wondering the same thing since I'll be building up an engine soon. D16Z6 Eagle Rods
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do it urself with a dremel

and this is only for d series engines
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its no big deal anyway.
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Default Re:Forged rods and pistons

Originally Posted by Ravage70
do it urself with a dremel

and this is only for d series engines
there it is, grab a dremel and do it up. Hmmm I can't find the picture of it done, so yeah.
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need to notch the block. its actually very simple. check out theoldone.com for in depth ----...

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just to give you a general idea
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You need to notch with a D-series if you're using H-beam Rod's. With Crower I beams you don't need to.
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Originally Posted by hotrex
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need to notch the block. its actually very simple. check out theoldone.com for in depth ----...

Thanks for the info.
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Originally Posted by one agentMurdoc
just to give you a general idea
Picture does not work but I will check out boost-up.com/stuff/notching .
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