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i must say this is the nest thing i've read on this site. im actully thinking about this??

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Any new updates peepz? I'm this close || to fill my extra LS block with moroso or devcon aluminum

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I think Beau's 470 whp B16 with a third as many cooling holes as I thought I wanted sold me on block pouring.

I have the assembled shortblock - poured A6, LS rods, GX pistons - that I need to take some pictures of.

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[Homer]mmmmmm sexy block[/drool]

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Having trouble getting this Deavcon aluminum epoxy. Anyone else having problems with it? I dont own a business so it poses a problem. Also, doing some research and found out that Moroso block filling breaks down over time. Is this true with the Devcon Aluminum epoxy as well?

Davis, post some pics.

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You don't have to be a business. Go to their website and order it.

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They ask for business info in order to do order tracking. You should be able to open an account with them without so much as a tax ID or the driver's license in your pocket. Walk in and ask to open an account for "1000 homo tuenarboys, unlimited," no one will be impressed.

I just ordered under the guise of my local community college - they send a bunch of the machine shop and automotive boys that way to buy basic gear. You order it under their name, but have to pay cash/charge with your own money.

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hm.... i shall have to try this

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i was reading up on the "Moroso Engine Block Filler" and its said its good for cast iron engines. never mention aliuminium motors. that devco stuff might be a better match.

Nick

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you need the devcon. part number 10710 is a 1 lb tub

10720 is the 3 lb tub. i get then for 35 and 5 respectively.

its the devcon liquid aluminum f-2.

prep is the most important thing possible with this. i dunno if these guys previously scuffed the inside of the water jacket, but it is critical. that and brake cleaning the area after every step.