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Thread: Does this look right

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    Well if there is no damage to the bolt holes or cracks there I wouldn't worry about it.
    Gary,

    Thanks ill give it a good look over and if i cant see anything ill send to to a pro, i have been following your thread on you build as well, very cool and if i come across a 4.6 block in the near future i may just grab it, im not sure you may have posted this already and i just missed it but did you send your block away to be tested for cracks and hardness + plus anything else before you started

    Kevin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin B View Post
    i just missed it but did you send your block away to be tested for cracks and hardness + plus anything else before you started

    Kevin
    No - the issue with my block was that it had a stripped head stud hole. The engine was low km, not overheated and already top hatted so the block just went in for cleaning, visual check, honing and the hole repaired.

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    Is a double row timing chain std kit for these engines,

    1993 Discovery 1 3.5l
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    The all V8s have single row as standard but you should get a double for your 3.5. The 4.0 and 4.6 engines can only take a single row chain.

    Garry
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    1971 Jaguar V12 E-Type Series 3 Roadster
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    Thanks Gary, I peered into the timing cover past the crank today and it appears to have had a double fitted at some stage, probably when the pistons were changed, its a pity I dont know when that was.

    1993 Discovery 1 3.5l
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    31" Maxxis Mudders
    Tons of Radios, Tons of Spotties
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    This is what the pistons looked kike after a clean up

    1993 Discovery 1 3.5l
    2" Lift, Cranked HD Trailing Arms
    31" Maxxis Mudders
    Tons of Radios, Tons of Spotties
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    It doesn't really matter what they look like, although they are very pretty.

    What is important is the ring land wear and the clearances in the bore.
    Regards Philip A

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