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well none of those signs were seen... it was a friday open lapping day, fairly cool, and on my first hard lap of the day after two warm up laps... coolant and oil were checked that morning as well... also you can see the heads in the photo... the piston themselves were completely destroyed and only a few larger pieces were left as can be seen in the first photo from inside the cylinder... my theory is that the crack in the wall reached its critical point that morning on the track, and trying to start it multiple times later caused the hydrolock... again this is just my amateur theory... Im medically trained... not mechanically...
We are working with LN now on a 4.0 engine based from a 3.2 foundation with our parts and processes coupled to theirs.. I have done all the product testing and development for LN and was their very first customer years ago... We work together continually.
Lots of things never seen or heard of before will be released really soon. We have been busy!
Like I said on 986 forum, these broken pieces are valuable to our program and I'll purchase them for investigation.
I'd have to see it up close and Charles would have the final call in the matter, but I'd say that this block is repairable with LN's procedures. It would be a good foundation for one of our 4.0 test engines.
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