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does anyone have a nice clean bare rb25det block for sale?

my block might have too much damage on it after a melted piston (i dont want to bore it out because i want to use standard pistons).

thanks guys.

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Even if you found a block in good nick and with a standard bore what makes you think thay will be the same size as yours rb blocks are graded . I thought you said before your block is in good nick !!

Do the right thing rebore your block ( if its not cracked ) and use oversize pistons or you will be sorry, you will have the engine out again very soon if you try to cut to many corners .

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yeah, i was about to close this thread off, turns out that the damage is minimal. i was worrying over nothing.

its getting a light hone then the clearances will be measured and if all is well ill be putting it back together.

if not ill just go for a set of forgies.

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