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Old 02-06-2012, 11:25 AM
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Default 48 Hours of Sebring Screw-Up/Need a New S2 Engine Block

I managed to blow my head gasket and damage my block during the second practice session at the 48 hours of Sebring. Besides this screwing up my weekend, I now need a new engine block for my S2. I've been told either a 968 or an S2 block will work. Does anyone out there have one in good shape that I can buy or know of one that is available?
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You might want to contact John at redline rennsport he has some engine blocks.
http://www.redlinerennsport.com

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Originally Posted by racing916
You might want to contact John at redline rennsport he has some engine blocks.
Thanks, I'll give him a call.
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I have a 968 block available but it has a broken (@block) alternator mount.
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What happened to the block? If it is just scratched it may be able to be bored and/or homed for oversized pistons or oversized rings and re-coated pistons
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Originally Posted by johntorg
What happened to the block? If it is just scratched it may be able to be bored and/or homed for oversized pistons or oversized rings and re-coated pistons
Unfortunately, a 2" by 3" chunk blown right out of the engine block.



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