sleeved blocks
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sleeved blocks
what are some good sleeves, I was told benson sleeves were good but IDK... planning on doing another build and I might want to get a sleeved block... ohh and and is there any down side to running a sleeved block due to this motor that I'm building is gonna be in my daily driver... shoots thanks
****ing search dude... Its not hard..
GE>all
(edit by:hybridcivicls-t)
stop being like that, we dont need it
actually it is kinda hard right now with the way the search is set up
GE>all
(edit by:hybridcivicls-t)
stop being like that, we dont need it
actually it is kinda hard right now with the way the search is set up
Last edited by ahobbs; Nov 20, 2008 at 09:51 PM. Reason: cause i did..hybrid
they both do the trick. GE or benson
Dartons newer sleeves are phenomenal and they pretty much speak for themselves. GE are great sleeves as well. I think its comes down to personal preference and what works best for you. If GE is local to you by all means go GE you can't go wrong. If ERL is local don't hesitate to take your bottom end there. Just don't take it to any machine shop that thinks they can handle the job. If they aren't a well known machine shop and known for sleeving I personally wouldn't risk it.
Last edited by SD_Lurker; Nov 20, 2008 at 11:08 PM.
To say something like GE>all is absolutely idiotic..You are one of the idiots who starts the debates about what sleeves are the best. Dartons newer sleeves are phenomenal and they pretty much speak for themselves. GE are great sleeves as well. I think its comes down to personal preference and what works best for you. If GE is local to you by all means go GE you can't go wrong. If ERL is local don't hesitate to take your bottom end there. Just don't take it to any machine shop that thinks they can handle the job. If they aren't a well known machine shop and known for sleeving I personally wouldn't risk it.
Last edited by extralargenog; Nov 20, 2008 at 11:56 PM. Reason: Its all good
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i went with a benson block and i have no regrets. the only downside is the cost. benson has been around for a long time and has a strong reputation in the industry. you can do research on http://laskeyracing.com/shop/bseries.htm
good luck on your build
good luck on your build
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