nah, the motor's fine...what are you talking about?
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyjgzPN4yg0

:shock:

hope the new ones were stainless

I love that video. Dropping the oil pan is the best part.

/\ That was me .. damnit

that was awsome, image doing like an intake swop or something on your car, and pulling it of and see that mess.

Been there, done that.

Didnt anyone get the memo salt water is good for engines

actully let m check my email, yes i did get it.

Looks like tey used that engine as a motor for a soft serve ice cream machine.

yum

two girls, one motor

That was pretty disgusting lol, I bet that had to smell too.

And its a royal pain the ass to clean. It sticks like glue to everything.

Thats what she said.. :fidget:







see... that line never gets old....hahahahaha

cappuccino milk shake

X 2.....trashed an Olds 455 like that...:evil:

Olds 455 marine engine?

Nope, brass should always be used....stainless will also rust over time, just not as quickly as mild steel.

- Justin

Gotta be careful mixing metals on a marine engine, salt water and that makes for some cool reactions.

Sorta :mrgreen:

In an 1981 2 door Bonneville....lol. Was a 5.7L diesel but was swapped out before my dad got it, then I got it from him. Water pump went on a ride home and I pushed it past 3 overheat sessions....lol. Would burn up 20 gal of water in 20 miles.....

i wanna dip my balls in it...

(another line that never gets old)

:stupid: