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CI 3-5-7-8-9 Veteran
St. Jude Donor '08
Sleeving an LS1 block
Is there any alternative to the darton wet sleeve setup? Or is that the only way to go. I only want to bore it .070 over stock (rules restricted class)
Is there any alternative to the darton wet sleeve setup? Or is that the only way to go. I only want to bore it .070 over stock (rules restricted class)
if you can run an LS6 and can get one, do it. The oiling and cooling issues around the #7 & #8 cylinders in the block are worth it. Espcilly if your are going to boar out the block
if you can run an LS6 and can get one, do it. The oiling and cooling issues around the #7 & #8 cylinders in the block are worth it. Espcilly if your are going to boar out the block
If you are going with a sleeved process use ONLY Darton Sleeves. They have had huge success in Drag racing and if they are done by a Darton approved engineering shop you will have a block stronger than any bored out block. Good Luck!
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