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sorry flywheel.
but the block can warp, just the same as the head.
personally id do the head and block together, get the best seal on the gasket.
tony
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Cotterell Facebook page is interesting, it's a while since I've seen a Delapena hone in use.
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Location: Nottinghamshire. Robin Hood County
Car type: Austin Ruby Mk1 1935
Getting back to your original enquiry I always use Mansfield engines in Mansfield. They are on the internet.
John Mason.
Would you believe it "Her who must be obeyed" refers to my Ruby as the toy.
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Getting all the studs out of the block without any breaking will be a mission too. Plenty of heat,hammering and plus gas.
And a good stud removal tool.
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Location: Melton Mowbray.
... and the best stud removal tool in my opinion is the Bluepoint one as illustrated.
Expensive but worth the money.
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I find a week in Deox C makes stud removal much easier, just protect any machined surfaces with a liberal coating of grease.