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> just a quick question...why a 5s block ?
stronger than any 3s gen 1 or 2, haven't done a 3rd gen yet.
How do you figure a 5s block is stronger than a 3s block. Ive seen dozens of 5s-fe throw a rod for no reason, on a well maintained car, being driven normally, with plenty of oil. Just curious. Not trying to criticize you.
that would be because the 5s, and the 7a for that matter are known for having weak rod bolts.throwing a rod thru the block says nothing about the blocks intergrity.
a little research on mr2oc will net quite a few reasons people use the 5s block, besides the .2 liters that you gain with it.
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> just a quick question...why a 5s block ?
stronger than any 3s gen 1 or 2, haven't done a 3rd gen yet.
How do you figure a 5s block is stronger than a 3s block. Ive seen dozens of 5s-fe throw a rod for no reason, on a well maintained car, being driven normally, with plenty of oil. Just curious. Not trying to criticize you.
the oiling system on factory 5s sucks your right, when i take a 3s and a 5s block and put over 40 lb of boost and run it down the 1/4 mile and crack the 3s block almost every time and "NEVER CRACK" the 5s block, that's why the 5s block is stronger for me and other reason.
Where does it crack?
they tend to crack between the bores.