FredoSP

I know you can, but the question is .. Are there any draw backs from re-sleeving a motor that has already been sleeved?

I've always wondered this...

b00sted93Hatch

i've always wanted to know this also. Who can give use a answer

TurboBumblBee

when i had AEBS sleeves installed in my motor, the guy doing the work said that i was possible to do this and he never mentioned that anything bad would happen. im sure if the process is done correctly u shouldnt have any trouble with it at all.. and i know they make replacement sleeves on the market..

why would you resleeve it tho??

FredoSP

I'm just asking to ask ... if you want an example... lets say you had brand "AEIOU" Sleeves and they sunk.

lanojp1

i dont see any reason why you couldnt...

earl

You can knock Benson sleeves out and reinstall new ones. Does not hurt the block. However. you cannot take a previously sleeved block and install Bensons in it as Benson takes out less material than other installed sleeves.

FredoSP

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by earl &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You can knock Benson sleeves out and reinstall new ones. Does not hurt the block. However. you cannot take a previously sleeved block and install Bensons in it as Benson takes out less material than other installed sleeves.</TD></TR></TABLE>

That's why Benson Sleeves are top notch

m R g S r

So is it cheaper to get the block Re-sleeved?