Benson Sleeves Vs. Darton Sleeves
Please don't start flaming the fact that i have probably started the 984848394845th "Which sleeve is better" thread.
Well i searched and found both positives and negatives of both of them.
So i have a GSR block, i will be using Manley Rods low compressoin CP Pistons, im using the gsr crank, acl bearings, blah blah blah......
Should i send the block off to Benson in Cali to get sleeved and assembled or have the local machinist do a Darton Sleeve Set-up. Both are the same price, except for shipping the block to Benson. A shop told me that Darton sleeves are better because it is open deck or something.......
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Well i searched and found both positives and negatives of both of them.
So i have a GSR block, i will be using Manley Rods low compressoin CP Pistons, im using the gsr crank, acl bearings, blah blah blah......
Should i send the block off to Benson in Cali to get sleeved and assembled or have the local machinist do a Darton Sleeve Set-up. Both are the same price, except for shipping the block to Benson. A shop told me that Darton sleeves are better because it is open deck or something.......
Please hit me up with support.....
Bensons sleeves are open deck too. Because you said a "local machinist" will be doing the darton sleeves, I'd have to go with bensons.
The installation seems to be more important than the actual sleeves.
The installation seems to be more important than the actual sleeves.
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http://www.laskeyracing.com Do a search for Earl in the Honda-Tech forums. He's the contact guy for Benson sleeving.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PURPLETERROR aka BIGMATT »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Id send it to bensons, or golden eagle</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would have to agree....send it to someone who does this all the time. A machinist could probably do it right, but with GE or Bensons, you know for sure its getting done right the first time!
I would have to agree....send it to someone who does this all the time. A machinist could probably do it right, but with GE or Bensons, you know for sure its getting done right the first time!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by non-VTEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">benson does use darton sleeves......</TD></TR></TABLE>
more like Dartont are specificly made for Mr.Benson, i think there made using centrifugal force.
more like Dartont are specificly made for Mr.Benson, i think there made using centrifugal force.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Heron of Alexandria »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">more like Dartont are specificly made for Mr.Benson, i think there made using centrifugal force.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Wtf? I r gode spelar?
Darton doesn't just make sleeves for Benson. ERL also uses Darton sleeves. They each have a bit different design though, and Darton machines that for them.
Wtf? I r gode spelar?
Darton doesn't just make sleeves for Benson. ERL also uses Darton sleeves. They each have a bit different design though, and Darton machines that for them.
Yes, Benson is supposed on of the best for sleeving, go with him, i have heard nothing but positive comments about him, and he is supposed to be very nice, and will answer all your questions (through earl) just pm earl and talk to him about it, they are both very nice people, when i sleeve my block im definately going to send ti to Benson.
I've seen both ERL and Benson blocks in person, and honestly, its just a matter of personal preference. I like the ERL, but some people like Benson. They both do a good job.
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Wtf? I r gode spelar?
Darton doesn't just make sleeves for Benson. ERL also uses Darton sleeves. They each have a bit different design though, and Darton machines that for them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah i phrased that wrong, Darton makes them for Benson. Not specifically for him, but to his specifications.....and No im not a gode spelar , Damn grammar ****
Wtf? I r gode spelar?
Darton doesn't just make sleeves for Benson. ERL also uses Darton sleeves. They each have a bit different design though, and Darton machines that for them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah i phrased that wrong, Darton makes them for Benson. Not specifically for him, but to his specifications.....and No im not a gode spelar , Damn grammar ****
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 9sech22civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Definetly go w/ Benson.
Way too many horror stories of local machinist's doing your sleeves, and a few weeks later they start sinking.</TD></TR></TABLE>
bensons
i wouldn't even take a chance.
Way too many horror stories of local machinist's doing your sleeves, and a few weeks later they start sinking.</TD></TR></TABLE>bensons
i wouldn't even take a chance.
all companies use darton sleeves, darton machines them to the their specs, the installation is the most important, i have a benson sleeved block and its been perfect since i got it back



