08-29-2017, 11:56 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Detroit
Posts: 43
Drives: 2010 370z PW M6
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Originally Posted by knuckles899
The thing that concerns me at this point if I decide to keep running the stock block after cleaning everything..............from what I have been told is that there is a chance if or when the stock block lets go I could end up damaging the turbo? I always thought worst case scenario I throw a rod through the block and boom thats it just buy another motor. Does anyone have any insight on a worst case scenario if the stock block takes a S#!t do I risk damaging the turbo.....I am not fond of buying multiple turbos and intercoolers right now.
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I popped 3 cylinders at once on my 03 350z with a greddy kit back in the day. Turbos and everything else was fine. Just had to replace one valve, build a forged block and replace the upper oil pan. Thing was solid AF after the build.
Every grenade is different tho. I just boosted my 370 and I'm already planning the rebuild cause I know it's going to happen at some point.
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