Is this motor sleeved?

Just like it says. This picture is from. Years ago, do not have the option of taking the head off right now. Do you think this motor is sleeved? Or on stock gsr sleeves? Also feel free to take a guess on piston size. (couldn't hurt)
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I agree with this. It looks like u can c the support on the one cylinder but when I zoom in it gets fuzzy and u can't really see for sure. But I'm almost certain they're not stock sleeves and it looks like the bore is fairly large, probably around 84 but it is really hard to judge from that pic lol
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they could be GE or Darton MID sleeves, without being able to see the top of the sleeve and the upper support design it's hard to tell but it definitely is sleeved
a dead giveaway for OEM sleeves is they are two different materials with two different colors, the outer sleeve support is aluminum (silver/grey) while the inner is iron (darker grey) and they'll be open deck.
a dead giveaway for OEM sleeves is they are two different materials with two different colors, the outer sleeve support is aluminum (silver/grey) while the inner is iron (darker grey) and they'll be open deck.
that block is defiantly sleeved you can see the marks where the supports rubbed when pressed in and the small dabs of epoxy between the sleeves and there all steel around the top not steel and alum like an oem block
Looks like stock sleeves to me. Via what I have learned from other people talking about mine. (the two colors of two different materials) that make up the stock sleeves.
I'm taking a guess here.
I think the outside is cast with an iron sleeve inside on the stock blocks.
When a block gets sleeved its a full sleeve pressed into the block on the very bottom of the block.
I think the outside is cast with an iron sleeve inside on the stock blocks.
When a block gets sleeved its a full sleeve pressed into the block on the very bottom of the block.




