block bored and honed 84.5mm
zero miles
come with gsr crank balanced for block
arp main bolts
and tapped gsr oil pan
asking 1000obo

also i have eagle h beam rods for b series with like 200 miles make offer

and JG turbo cams for be series mke offer


253-249-1359

 

bump

 

again

 

and again
if you do want it dont flake out on me had like 10 people do so so far

 

great for that 500hp beast setup

 

boost

 

come on guys got a kid on the way need it gone help me out
also i got jg turbo cams for sale je 81mm lc pistons and eagle h beams for sale and a b20b block

 

bump got a kid due in 2 months

 

 

pm'd

 

whats all included??

 

pm sent

 

 

to the top
need to get my liscence reinetated before my court date

 

bump

 

you sure that block is sleeved? looks stock to me

 

umm yes its sleeved ****** cant you see?
its not closed block sleeves its open sleeves

 

No need to call him names. I dont think it looks resleeved either!! but it might just be the pics. How old is the sleeving job also.

To the best of my knowledge unless it is really old sleeving job Golden eagle brace their blocks. Both the HD series as well as the godzilla sleeves.

 

Good luck getting 1000 for a block with STOCK sleeves.

 

Definitely not sleeved. I could get a better block off of ebay with a xs-power ching chong meow block. You can pretend its sleeved if it makes you feel more comfortable.

 

NOT SLEEVED

 

Nice try, scammer

 

Block is not sleeved.

99% of the open deck sleeves that Honduh people are going to see are the "flanged" style where the OEM liner is removed and the OEM aluminum outer sleeve is cut down a couple inches so a sleeve with a thicker top half is pressed into the remaining lower portion of the bore.

I am the only person who is posting to this thread who has ever dealt with an un-flanged open deck sleeve... in fact, only Darton makes them, marketed as an OE-replacement drop-in. They are a tiny bit thicker than OEM sleeves so anyone who's seen a couple B-series blocks with the head off can tell right away, and the aluminum outer sleeve typically has a little gap and maybe a chip or two along the top since the Darton sleeve has to be pressed into place whereas the OEM sleeve has the block cast around it.

I'm sorry if the ****** OP got ripped off on this block, but the buck stops here.

 

Way to take advantage of a noob. The kid who bought it is going to have you delt with!

 

Its people like you that make me stay away from Honda Tech.