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[QUOTE="Dzchey21, post: 854182, member: 63"] wonder why so much? Must have to do with freight or something, which is crazy. Are there any other shops that might be able to do it? A piston would be relatively easy, you could do just the one and be on your way from the looks of it. I wouldnt want to run that piston because once things get smashed that hard they tend to crack more due to added stress risers and the fact that the metal is so bulged at the top. I wouldnt feel too good about the turbo and stuff if the piston looked like that. I have however seen an engine drop a valve, they used a smooth buffer and smoothed out the piston (so there were no sharp edges) and ran it... lived a long damn time too. [/QUOTE]
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