H22 sleeving, boosted application
03-17-2009, 06:30 AM
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H22 sleeving, boosted application
I'm not sure if this thread belongs in here, but I'm sure there's enough boosted H22 guys with sleeves that could give me some advice. I searched and couldn't find an answer for my question. I have a 1995 H22A, closed deck motor. I'm going with Darton sleeves (not trying to get into a debate about who's sleeves are better and so on) and don't know which ones to choose. Should I go with the dry sleeves with the flange or without? Is this something that would be a judgement call from my machinist, or are there true benifits from one to the other?
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Re: H22 sleeving, boosted application
GE all day.
Been making well over 600 on mine for over 2 yearsz now. Not 1 issue. Got ther dealz from Camp1320...
930 shipped back to me with sleeves installed and surface step decked...
I wouldnt go any other way.
Not that Dartons arent any good... I just prefer the GE
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Re: H22 sleeving, boosted application
Jesus Christ... here we go......
With the sleeving comes the ability to run Forged pistons that dont have a coating on them as a band aid.
If I thought they were the way to go I woulsd have run them too, that thread about them is the biggest cluster**** on HT.
On topic please, save the argument about them for THAT thread, not this one.
With the sleeving comes the ability to run Forged pistons that dont have a coating on them as a band aid.
If I thought they were the way to go I woulsd have run them too, that thread about them is the biggest cluster**** on HT.
On topic please, save the argument about them for THAT thread, not this one.
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