Sleeved block options
03-20-2015, 03:50 PM
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Sounds good. I dont get my motor until Sunday, so I will decide by then but for piece of mind I'm leaning towards the flanged sleeve. Are there any other cheaper flange style options or no? Wadzii, I will stay in touch. Only thing holding me back right now is the Canadian dollar.
03-22-2015, 07:33 AM
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the problem with the cheaper sleeves is that they are made as a "replacement" sleeve not really geared towards high performance, tensile strength is lower etc, The labor to install is the same so at most you're saving around $100 on a the sleeves themselves. not really worth it IMHO
03-22-2015, 09:44 AM
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Sounds good. I dont get my motor until Sunday, so I will decide by then but for piece of mind I'm leaning towards the flanged sleeve. Are there any other cheaper flange style options or no? Wadzii, I will stay in touch. Only thing holding me back right now is the Canadian dollar.
02-01-2023, 05:24 PM
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We use darton dry sleeves for most builds. We have been doing a package deal, send us your block, we'll get the block sleeved and include Wiseco pistons for $1599+shipping
If you want more than that there always the full wet closed deck option, we've used Inline pro, victory machine and a few others all with good results. it usually comes down to turn around for us on those jobs. We get the dry sleeves done in less than 2 weeks typically.
If you want more than that there always the full wet closed deck option, we've used Inline pro, victory machine and a few others all with good results. it usually comes down to turn around for us on those jobs. We get the dry sleeves done in less than 2 weeks typically.
Still having similar deals???
07-18-2023, 01:15 AM
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