So I have searched and searched but I haven't been able to find a thread listing reviews for different companies know for the reliability of their resleeve work. In any FI application I know that the quality of the resleeve is paramount for the longevity of the engine. So for those who went the aftermarket sleeve route; who did you go to for the job and did the shop stand up to the task? Thanks for all who may chip in.

 

benson/ge/darton...im sure there are more but thats what came to mind as "top" go to shops

 

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What engine do you need sleeved?
Do you need prices for pistons, rods or build services?
PM your email and we'll hook you up.

 

isnt that aebs? i remember they had a package for like 900$ a few months ago.

 

blah yes it is smarty pants lol

my bad i forgot the E lol

GE is a great company and as you see they have already responded to you on here, and since there on here looking to help you they deffinately support us

 

LA sleeves work too

 

GE sleeves 10 years on the same block and Counting!!!

 

Golden eagle sleeves ALL DAY 600+

 

I sent my block out to InlinePro and had them install AEBS sleeves. GE, Benson, Erl etc are all fine as well. The install is whats key. If they are done properly, you will not have any issues with any of the companies.

 

i had mine done in CT at larrys power ( larryspower.com). They did great work! Darton Mids and copper O-ringed.

i paid 800 labor and 150 for the o-ringing. I bought the sleeves on my own

 

The total cost of sending my block to InlinePro, buying and getting the sleeves installed, and getting it shipped back to me was around $1360. not bad for the quailty and reputation that InlinePro has.

 

No thats pretty cheap...im not too familiar with them but im sure they do good work. Darton mids are a little more expensive then the rest i believe. I got the o-ringing done as insurance ...its not that much money and figured i mine as well while the block is out.

i think they charge like 1000$ labor only now....but at the time i paid 800$ and extra for the o-ringing. i have had zero issues with the block. they def do great work though...

however it would certainly be more then 1360. not a bad price at all

 

all of my engines and my friends turbo engines have used Golden Eagle without Fail.

 

I make 500+ on an h22 LA sleeves, the owner of PFI makes 1200whp on an f22 LA sleeves w/o a problem

sleeves, install, hone and/or bore only 800 bucks

LA sleeves makes Dartons sleeves I think

 

I am using AEBS with no issues but I would highly recommend Benson/Golden Eagle and my favorite ERL.Like said earlier the days of sinking sleeves is over these guys know what they are doing.

 

I've got 13k hard miles on my Benson sleeved and Laskey assembled block

 

I've got over 20k on my benson block. I couldn't be happier.

I know golden eagle has a good product and I wouldnt hesitate to use them either.

I did have hg sealing problems a few years ago with a closed deck aebs block.

 

Thanks for the Input guys, I will definitely use this information as I start stockpiling parts for my DA build.

 

Darton sleeved D16 just past 200k mark on my DD. You can find shops around town that sleeve for around $400 but I dont know how the quality is.

 

As mentioned, installation is a key component in sleeving, if done properly.

PM me!

Actually our sleeves can handle 1,200 hp no problem! If everyone hasn't heard about it yet, we sleeved the new K24Z7 block for Bisimoto and its running 1,004 hp, also if you're going to be at (or already are) SEMA stop by the American Honda booth to check out the 2012 Si that Bisi built!

 

^^Im stopping by that booth for sure!! will you be attending that booth?

 

Bob will be walking around at SEMA and most likely will be stopping by the booth.

-Kenny

 

Golden Eagle would be my choice for resleeving

 

same with mine