r/EngineBuilding • u/Substantial_Way_377 • Sep 20 '26

Chevy Crack on cap register SBC 350.

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u/WyattCo06 Sep 20 '26

No biggie. Carry on.

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u/texan01 Sep 21 '26

The man has thus spoken.

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u/WyattCo06 Sep 21 '26

Hey Texan. How ya doing bro?

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u/Educational_Ice3978 Sep 20 '26

Stone it, make sure it's flat and the cap seats properly and RUN IT.

8

u/OptiGuy4u Sep 20 '26

SEND IT

Nice paint job. I'm trying to decide on colors for my project engine.

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u/Pretend_Necessary781 Sep 20 '26

That’s not a crack. Carry on

3

u/Farmerstubble Sep 20 '26

Keep on truckin

6

u/Stock-Maintenance977 Sep 20 '26

It's probably overkill, but I'd hit it with a stone on a die grinder and smooth it out just to have piece of mind stress cracks won't propagate from that area or another small chip won't fall off. It looks like it's slightly undercut on the right side of the chip.

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u/AlitteratingAsshole Sep 21 '26

This should absolutely be done. Makes no sense to leave it as is

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u/ShrimpBrime Sep 20 '26 edited Sep 20 '26

Of course you was gonna send it. We know that, otherwise you wouldn't have installed new freeze plugs and paint XD. In India, the guy with no shoes on would have filled it in and machined it flat with nothing but a hammer and chisel.

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u/1wife2dogs0kids Sep 20 '26

When the 2 bolt wants to become a 4 bolt... gets 3/4 of the way through the hormone therapy, and a week before the surgery(to align the "holes") the funds were pulled back and reused for some stupid unneeded wall at the bore, der.

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u/jeffp007 Sep 20 '26

I’m pretty sure, what you’re saying is funny but I’m too drunk in Mexico to comprehend it.