4.6 Aluminum Block (nemak Aluminator) on 2040-parts.com
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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4.6 Nemak Aluminator. Nothing wrong with it. I would always recommend honing a block, decking and sometimes even line honing before reusing it but that's all just common sense. The Nemak aluminators are said to be the strongest of the 4.6 aluminum blocks and have been the best blocks at keeping the main bearings safe at high power applications because it's 6-bolt interference fit main caps.
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