New LS2 DRY Sleeve Blocks!
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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
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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
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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 ![Thumb](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/thumb.gif)
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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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Originally Posted by BLASTER
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.