Cylinder Sleeving - How To?
11-03-2002, 11:51 AM
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Cylinder Sleeving - How To?
What all is needed to sleeve a B18 block? Should I go with Darton? Anyone have experience with AEBS? Should I not even consider tackling this myself and ship it off?
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11-03-2002, 06:54 PM
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Re: Cylinder Sleeving - How To? (Benny Z)
you need some fairly expensive and precise equipment to install sleeves properly. Darton sleeves can be installed by a compentant machine shop. Golden Eagle MFG has some really nice sleeves also, but they are the only ones who will install thier sleeves. Golden Eagle
Do a search on sleeving in the FI forum. There are lots of discussions about sleeves there.
Do a search on sleeving in the FI forum. There are lots of discussions about sleeves there.
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Re: Cylinder Sleeving - How To? (racerxadam)
Just got my block from UPS during lunch break.
I had Golden Eagle do the "Godzilla" sleeve on it. I only had time to do visual check, but it looks like it's a bomb-proof. It's a B18B block. I had them bore it out to 84.5mm.
The whole cost was 750 for the sleeves. 150 for boring and honing and about 120 for shipping.
I had Golden Eagle do the "Godzilla" sleeve on it. I only had time to do visual check, but it looks like it's a bomb-proof. It's a B18B block. I had them bore it out to 84.5mm.
The whole cost was 750 for the sleeves. 150 for boring and honing and about 120 for shipping.
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