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Re: 71 C10 LB: Code Name Sloth

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Originally Posted by rechinca

Now for the question I didn’t want to ask. Here are some pics from the inside of the cylinders. I am thinking it’s a pretty solid “time to rebuild” issue. Let me know what you guys think. Keeping in mind I could stretch for a rebuild right now plus it’s out of the truck on a stand at this moment.

Piston scuffing. I agree it would be time for a rebuild. Keep the new engine from running too lean to avoid piston scuffing in the future.

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