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Old Oct 22, 2003 | 12:16 PM
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ok. i had a post on here a few days ago but it seemed to have dissapeared... anyways. i got a 5th gen lude project going... i'm ganna juice this engine and i'm being told two diff things.. i have the block at the machinest now. my mechanic and machinest both said that the block is fine their is no reason to sleeve it. My engine is goign to be built with h beam rods, je forged 10-1 pistons,bored .25 over, crower turbo/nos cams, cam gears, decked block, venom intake mani, aem cold air, fuel rail, pressure reg, injectors, apexi v-afc, header, cat back, phantom grip LSD... he knows i'm building this engine for NOS and i want 12's.. he also said that i could throw a couble hundred shot on it.. now what BOGGLES me is that people in the forums are tellin me to sleeve it, and my mechanic and machinest are telling me the cylinder walls are strong... so what should i do!?! please help me. i don't want to end up being off the road again.. i've had my lude off the road for at least 7 months now. thanks for ur time.

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Old Oct 22, 2003 | 12:21 PM
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everyone is going to tell you to sleeve it. That is the weakest part of the h22 so if you don't want to be off the road again sleeve it, rather be safe than sorry
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Old Oct 22, 2003 | 12:22 PM
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Ok you REALLY need to get your motor out of there shop and mine as well hand it to monkeys... Cause they are going to blow it UP!
Like as said before if you want to run Forged parts you MUST MUST sleeve your block. There is 1 compay out there that sell pistons that are designed for Boost/N20 but have yet to be Proven out.
If you want a 3rd 4th 5th 6th opnion go here http://www.goldeneaglemfg.com they are about the BEST "Sleevers" out there.

Oh and that Phantom grip is going to EXPLODE the first time you launch on that car. Get a Quaife ATB diff. It comes with a LIFETIME warrantee. You break it and they will buy a new one! No questions asked!
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Yea if you want to BIG N20 or Boost then you are going to NEED fuel managment.
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Old Oct 22, 2003 | 12:23 PM
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you cant use aftermarket forged pistons with the FRM material, you do know that right?


sell the phantom grip and get a real differential since you dont want problems

your mechanic and machinist sound like morons
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Old Oct 22, 2003 | 12:25 PM
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