B18c5 Block with a slightly spun rod bearing.
06-01-2009, 07:18 PM
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B18c5 Block with a slightly spun rod bearing.
Name: Brandon
Location: Blacksburg va
Means of contact: Pm
I think when the motor was rebuilt it wasn't done correctly. This motor only has roughly 25k or less since the rebuild but it started to knock. I pulled the motor apart already and don't see any damage to the crank OR the rod with the naked eye. The bearing was only slightly messed up and out of shape.
I stopped running the car as SOON as I heard the knock and it was a very slight knock.
It is a B18C5 block with wiseco 12 to 1 comp pistons with stock R rods. ARP bolts
Asking 400 obo
Trades: Need a new B series block Preferably something Vtec
Location: Blacksburg va
Means of contact: Pm
I think when the motor was rebuilt it wasn't done correctly. This motor only has roughly 25k or less since the rebuild but it started to knock. I pulled the motor apart already and don't see any damage to the crank OR the rod with the naked eye. The bearing was only slightly messed up and out of shape.
I stopped running the car as SOON as I heard the knock and it was a very slight knock.
It is a B18C5 block with wiseco 12 to 1 comp pistons with stock R rods. ARP bolts
Asking 400 obo
Trades: Need a new B series block Preferably something Vtec
06-09-2009, 07:35 PM
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Re: B18c5 Block with a slightly spun rod bearing.
I've decided to wait till friday to see if the car sells with the motor. If not then I will post pics for everyone.
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