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Message: [QUOTE="bluedge8, post: 601523, member: 132"] your stuck, you need to pull that motor, so it makes more sense to throw a junkyard motor in than try to fix this one. You may find that pulling the motor will actually be easier than pulling that head in chassis like you already have. The only other thing you could do is file down the head, pull the steel out of the piston and run it 'till she blows, because she will definitely blow! Do the motor swap now or in as few as a 100 miles, up to you. [/QUOTE]

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