New LS2 DRY Sleeve Blocks!
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New LS2 DRY Sleeve Blocks! Hey everyone, I am excited to announce that we are now able to offer LS2 DRY sleeve blocks. These are based on a Darton (not MID) sleeve. There is no risk of leaking sleeves due to O-Ring failure (MID) and best of all, we can safely do a 4.155" bore.
I am selling the sleeved blocks outright bored and finish honed at $3395.00 plus shipping.
We can also build a full crate engine or short block to meet your needs. Call or e-mail me for a quote.
Just imagine:
4.155" Bore x 4.125" Stoke = 447CI!
I hope to have pics up soon on the blocks.
One of these just might be finding it's way into a red 9 second Trans-am
Mikey
I am selling the sleeved blocks outright bored and finish honed at $3395.00 plus shipping.
We can also build a full crate engine or short block to meet your needs. Call or e-mail me for a quote.
Just imagine:
4.155" Bore x 4.125" Stoke = 447CI!
I hope to have pics up soon on the blocks.
One of these just might be finding it's way into a red 9 second Trans-am
Mikey
Last edited by mikey; Feb 1, 2005 at 06:04 PM.
Originally Posted by mikey
MID sleeves are not necessary on the LS2.
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Originally Posted by cyphur_traq
i guess i'm behind the curve on sleeving tech. why aren't they necessary? congrats on the roll out tho....lots of ppl have been waitin for it
The price is comparable to an MID block. These are a little more because there is no core charge. We use new GM LS2 blocks.
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Nice....expensive though, but gets me thinking...hmmm. What do you think the average power would be out a big Ci like that? Mid 6 hundreds?
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Mike,will the LS7 block be able to handle a bigger finish bore on the sleeve than a LS2.I would imagine no but just curious,Also whats the difference between dry sleeving a LS1 (sleeves can drop) and a LS2 based block?
I agree with u on the coolant not touching the sleeves as I've always believed this was a better way of doing it,hence the C5R block.I dont like the specail coolants/water pumps and 0 psi BS thats suggested by Darton on the Wet sleeve,I've used that evans coolant and I wont give u my opinion of it but lets just say I didnt lke it.
This sounds very promising....
I agree with u on the coolant not touching the sleeves as I've always believed this was a better way of doing it,hence the C5R block.I dont like the specail coolants/water pumps and 0 psi BS thats suggested by Darton on the Wet sleeve,I've used that evans coolant and I wont give u my opinion of it but lets just say I didnt lke it.
This sounds very promising....
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Originally Posted by RX-Ben
Why wouldn't you be able to take a customer's LS1 block as a core to re-sleeve?
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Originally Posted by JS
Mike,will the LS7 block be able to handle a bigger finish bore on the sleeve than a LS2.I would imagine no but just curious,Also whats the difference between dry sleeving a LS1 (sleeves can drop) and a LS2 based block?
You remember "Pogo"? He did an ARE 422CI 4 years ago and the car is still running strong. No issues.
Some of the higher HP LS1 re-sleeved engines had some coolant leakage issues at the base of the sleeve and only because the sleeve gets wet. I got 3 years out of my present block before I started to see some leaking and I was able to seal it back up with Bars Leak. This is a non-issue on the LS2.
