Benson K Series Sleeved block
I shot these pix of a K series block in the process of getting sleeves at Benson Machine. That is not a finish hone on the sleeves. Check the fit between the sleeves. Just beautiful. Note the full girdle. This is the future.




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It's a scary, scary place
It's a scary, scary place
Earl, are there support structures touching the cooling jacket walls in that set-up....or am I just seeing things? I'm pretty sure I see some AL? material just under the deck surface between the sleeves.
**answered below, I was thinking it was the original bore material, thanks for confirming Earl**
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Modified by SLPR at 8:05 AM 7/15/2003
**answered below, I was thinking it was the original bore material, thanks for confirming Earl**
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Modified by SLPR at 8:05 AM 7/15/2003
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SLPR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Earl, are there support structures touching the cooling jacket walls in that set-up....or am I just seeing things? I'm pretty sure I see some AL? material just under the deck surface between the sleeves.
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Actually what you see is part of the original block that is now used to hold those sleeves. Benson uses nothing but pure cylinders for his sleeves. They are custom made for him by Darton. Because of different rates of thermal expansion, Benson does not believe in closed decks or tabs pushing into the side of the block. I have never had a failure with the open deck and have never blown a head gasket in my personal race motor.
As to pricing, I am working on a special price for H-T members for B series motors. In the past, he has been more expensive than everyone else but that may change soon
BTW, wait until I post the pix of the offset bore ls block going into an allmotor racers car...name is secret
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Actually what you see is part of the original block that is now used to hold those sleeves. Benson uses nothing but pure cylinders for his sleeves. They are custom made for him by Darton. Because of different rates of thermal expansion, Benson does not believe in closed decks or tabs pushing into the side of the block. I have never had a failure with the open deck and have never blown a head gasket in my personal race motor.
As to pricing, I am working on a special price for H-T members for B series motors. In the past, he has been more expensive than everyone else but that may change soon
BTW, wait until I post the pix of the offset bore ls block going into an allmotor racers car...name is secret
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BTW, wait until I post the pix of the offset bore ls block going into an allmotor racers car...name is secret
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i am eager to see this!! i ave been waiting for someone to do this, particualrly after playing with the s2000 motors...
BTW, wait until I post the pix of the offset bore ls block going into an allmotor racers car...name is secret
</TD></TR></TABLE>i am eager to see this!! i ave been waiting for someone to do this, particualrly after playing with the s2000 motors...
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i am eager to see this!! i ave been waiting for someone to do this, particualrly after playing with the s2000 motors...</TD></TR></TABLE>
And seeing how you love those S2000 motors
i am eager to see this!! i ave been waiting for someone to do this, particualrly after playing with the s2000 motors...</TD></TR></TABLE>
And seeing how you love those S2000 motors
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slrh22hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what is a offset bore?</TD></TR></TABLE>I will post pix with an explanation soon.



