Cylinders washed need help

[Ryanbrown36]

I’ve recently completed my Sbc swap and just threw a new carb on it and it fired right up but was running a little rich, I went out yesterday to adjust the carb and I couldn’t get it to start after leaning it out (it was also very cold out) so played around with it and put it back to where it was set at before and didn't want to start and I now smell gas on the dipstick, I’m guessing I’ve cranked for maybe a little over 1 minute total (probably giving more gas than I should be but wasn’t thinking and I’m new to all this) how worried should I be, and what can I do now to fix this. Thanks

 

[Grit dog]

The easy solution is change the oil. But it’s subjective. I can’t imagine it dumped that much gas past the rings.
But did you pull some plugs and confirm that it was grossly flooded?
Also gasoline evaporates, so even if you have some gas in the oil, it will effectively disappear.

 

[Ryanbrown36]

The easy solution is change the oil. But it’s subjective. I can’t imagine it dumped that much gas past the rings.
But did you pull some plugs and confirm that it was grossly flooded?
Also gasoline evaporates, so even if you have some gas in the oil, it will effectively disappear.

I didn’t at the time but I just pulled #1 plug and this is how it looks. I honestly don’t think there could’ve been much that got past either but it’s basically it a fresh motor and don’t want to do any damage.

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[fast 99]

It is possible to wash rings out of a new engine. Way rich, although probably no damage has been done yet need to fix whatever is causing it. Hard to see what carb is on it Carter?