long term(relatively) storage of a GE sleeved block

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Old Oct 22, 2002 | 08:08 PM
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Default long term(relatively) storage of a GE sleeved block

I recall reading a while back that if the block gets sleeved and isn't going to be assembled, some WD-40 was needed to keep the new sleeves from rusting? Is this so? If I get my block sleeved now, I won't be able to put everything back together for a good 6 months... because of what I believe I read, I've been putting the sleeving off. Any comments or suggestions?

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Old Oct 22, 2002 | 08:15 PM
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I usually either spray down the cylinder walls with WD40 or some fresh oil and wrap it tightly with seran wrap.
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Old Oct 22, 2002 | 08:25 PM
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Default Re: long term(relatively) storage of a GE sleeved block (boostaholic)

i wiped mine down with oil and put a garbage bag over it. No rust as of yet.
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