86mm flat top piston

[ub3rn00ber]

Any cracks in the block? whats a rl guy doing with a 2.2 motor? What state are you in?


Whats the weight on it if its less than 150 u can ship it ups and it wont be to bad otherwise....

[Shabodah]

Originally Posted by ub3rn00ber

Any cracks in the block? whats a rl guy doing with a 2.2 motor? What state are you in?


Whats the weight on it if its less than 150 u can ship it ups and it wont be to bad otherwise....

Originally Posted by Shabodah

I also have a set of used 2.2L pistons (actually an entire rotating assembly and a head - the block had an casting issue causing a minor oil leak).

The block has a leak in it from being a bad casting. I'm in Wisconsin.

[ub3rn00ber]

what would i have to do to fix it? Where exactly is the leak?

Can i get some pics of it so i can decided if i can weld the block (or jb weld it) and build it for my car

[ub3rn00ber]

Im really interested in that block i just want to see a pic of the damage b4 i pay - let me know

[Shabodah]

The issue is locate either directly under the center of the intake manifold area or directly under the exhaust manifold area, basically the very center of the block on one of the two sides. I can't remember which. I have to get the motor out of the garage for some pics and won't be able to do that till this weekend. There is nothing visable other than an oil stain where the leak occurs. It was pulled from an '03 Alero almost exactly three years ago.

[ub3rn00ber]

If i had it welded would it be a good canadet for a full build, or do you think it has a big potential for disaster?

[Shabodah]

Originally Posted by ub3rn00ber

If i had it welded would it be a good canadet for a full build, or do you think it has a big potential for disaster?

I honestly don't know man. It was a very minor leak and the engine always ran fine and never was ran significantly low, so, I don't see it being a huge problem, but, it might not be fixable, either.

[Ryze]

whats the crank reluctor wheel look like?? I'm assuming its a 7x reluctor wheel, which means you'd need a new crank for it to be used in a redline