hey lookin around at other web sites lk d-series.org and found this http://www.d-series.org/forums/showt...=block+posting it is reffered to as block filling puttin epoxy in the block w/ salt on bottom of it then flushing salt and drilling holes what you guys think about it i dunno i like it and i don't
i don't have money to put a block guard in the motor i'll be rebuilding but i do want to do something lk this or block posting what to do i don't trust these d series ppl even tho i'm runnin w/ a d16y8 and a turbo so want to hear from my people at hond acura.net especially das schmoo thanks for all the posts

 

I do some pretty ghetto shit but man I wouldn't trust that. Either block post or block guard. Block guards aren't that expensive $75 and someone to weld it in.

 

you weld block guards in

 

yeah thanks i just like this idea i know from all out drag racing experience w/ my fathers 500cid hemi we've epoxyed the block but we were not driving it around lk a normal car i like this idea cuz it supports more then just the top of the motor lk a block guard and i dunno too much about the post it looks kinda weak but so far it looks the best option for me right now thanks keep posting hopefully the man i trust das schmoo will show up here

 

No, you just drop them in and let them bounce around.

 

yes.. so that it doesn't drop down!
(keep eyes pealed for my freshly assembled engine, i'll post up pix in the next day or so)

 

Looking forward to seeing what your new engine can do!

 

I've heard of people doing that with concrete too. :eh: Its a good idea in theory, but I sure as hell wouldn't try anything like that in my motor. Maybe if it was a beater project and I had extra paperweight d-series motors laying around. :dunno:

 

I installed a block guard on my old LS and it went in so tight that it wouldent bounce around.

 

Never do block posting, it is the worst thing ever, I wouldn't do the epoxy thing either. Just go with the block guard, Ur suppose to weld them in, but most of them are a tight enough fit.