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Ok, those don't look too good (but I've seen a LOT worse). You can see that there is some material floating around in there.
But that could be what you are hearing, is on-set of rod knock.
Onviously, plastigauge is the next step to see if the crank is within limits. But you gotta ask yourself what's the end play on this fix? Are you just trying to get her by for a little bit? Or are you looking for a long term solution. If you are just trying to get her by, I would just polish up the crank with some 600 or so, and try the bearings (just because bearings are cheap - and I keep a set on my shelf, lol).
If you are looking at a long term solution, then you gotta tear her down. That metal has probably also landed and been absorbed by other parts of the engine (say crank bearings). Captain Caveman
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