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H*****, haha, what a f**ktard. It doesn't surprise me that he is denying liability and pulling out every excuse in the book. Some things never change.

Hope you get to f**k him in the ass for the trouble, take him to court and hammer him.

.... I'm still laughing at his stupidity, man.. He deserves a darwin award. I mean, if you were going to give a customers car a thrash, you'd do it AFTER you fix the big end bearing knock, right? What kind of a retard takes it out for a thrash while there's a known problem with it? hahaha.. idiot!!!

a hole in an iron block does not happen at low revs surely.

Come on.. what kind of WORKSHOP can say that what you have taken a photo of (current hole in block) happened during the car going up a ramp, and keep a straight face..

what a knut!!!

Have seen it happen on xr6t's with over 330rwkw's. What happens is that they bend rods ever so slightly however they never develop noise and all it takes is a slight decel and the piston to knuckle over and pick up on the bore. Pulls the little end out of the piston and then goes on to air conditioning the block.

Same car you used a microtech on?

Pay peanuts you get monkeys, do your homework better in the future and use someone with the right reputation and it wont happen again

When was this thread about a tuning issue?

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