i bought a motor around a year ago the person i bought it fron told me it was benson sleeved. i tore it down the other day and these dont look like benson sleeves. im thinking they might be golden eagle godzilla sleeves. i need to know what sleeves they are to see how much i can safley bore them out too.

sorry about the huge pics i dont know how to re-size, if anyone could fill me in on how that would be great.


Modified by downeyballz at 8:46 AM 7/1/2005

 

darton mids maybe

 

resize = microsoft paint???

 

Heard of the macro button?

Use these instead of your monstrosities.

 

WTF........was that thing sitting out in the rain?

kinda looks like GE sleeves........hard to tell though....

 

seriously, were you using that thing as an anchor on your boat?

email vince a picture, he'll tell you if theyre his sleeves

 

They look like my GE godzila sleeves.

Adriano

 

It looks like the sleeves in the one pic are starting to spread apart a little.. I have seen this on a few golden eagle block that have came into the shop..

 

they look like ge sleeves to me

 

Those are def. the old Goldzilla sleeves we used to offer. That block looks like it has been through hell and back I PM'ed you

 

well the block only has 20,000 miles on it since the last build, and it looks like **** because that was right after everything was dissasembled but bot cleaned at all. i think they are ge sleeves, but they look like there two sepreate layers in the sleeves, thats my only concern.

 

this may seema like a dumb comment, but how do these sleeves rate compared to other sleeves? for example the newer golden eagle, darton, benson? at 84mm could these safley hold 24psi? the bottom end is eagle rods and cp pistons

 

and are these the sleeves that are know to sink?

 

The sleeves are rated to over 50 PSI ( approx. 1200 h.p. ) so that will NOT be a problem for you

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GoldenEagleMfg.com &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The sleeves are rated to over 50 PSI ( approx. 1200 h.p. ) so that will NOT be a problem for you </TD></TR></TABLE>

1200hp dohc zc...mmm....

 

bump, i already have all the info i need but more input is alwas a good thing