LS-3 cylinder walls...
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LS-3 cylinder walls...
Aside from running a sonogram, what's the "general" wall thickness on these blocks?
Can they go out to 4.100" (+ 0.035") on a NA build?
If not, "about" how much $$$ are the Darton dry sleeves?
Are the dry sleeves installable by the average machine shop?
Can all the "steps" be machined with a boring bar?
Thanks!
Can they go out to 4.100" (+ 0.035") on a NA build?
If not, "about" how much $$$ are the Darton dry sleeves?
Are the dry sleeves installable by the average machine shop?
Can all the "steps" be machined with a boring bar?
Thanks!
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Russ,contact Jake Shoemake aka jakeshoe on here and the Buick boards.He has access to the LS stuff so cheap you might reconsider getting that block sleeved,for what that costs,he could probably have you in a 0 mile 100% complete ly6 drop out...
Get ahold of him before going any further and you wont be sorry!!
Get ahold of him before going any further and you wont be sorry!!
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Russ,contact Jake Shoemake aka jakeshoe on here and the Buick boards.He has access to the LS stuff so cheap you might reconsider getting that block sleeved,for what that costs,he could probably have you in a 0 mile 100% complete ly6 drop out...
Get ahold of him before going any further and you wont be sorry!!
Get ahold of him before going any further and you wont be sorry!!
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Like I said,Jake could have you in a 0 mile drop out complete engine for less than it will cost to sleeve a block.
CALL HIM!!!!!!Or at least look on his site for the heads up....If you dont call him,only blame youself for over spending...