sleeving a block?? for $50

[killab18]

check this link out. seems like it would work but wouldnt get enough cooling. any input would be good. thanx

http://www.hondaswap.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=63886

 

[teggyls]

i wouldnt trust that on my motor

 

[slow_99integra]

This IMO would work a whole lot better. check this out
http://www.homemadeturbo.com/tech_projects/block_posting/

They say the melting point is 250 and boiling 350 i would think my engine gets hotter than 250

 

[killab18]

i never heard of posting before. i dont see how that would work well. im sure it does but it just seems as if the pins are touching the cylinder walls. they can still crack on different areas and not on that spot. can someone explain how the hell that works good

 

[cabezzzdb8]

I wonder how many 10 second honda owners are paying 50 buck for a block sleving seccion , NOT ,usually that will go into the 1k mark or more for a properly sleeved block

 

[teggyls]

I wonder how many 10 second honda owners are paying 50 buck for a block sleving seccion , NOT ,usually that will go into the 1k mark or more for a properly sleeved block

^^damn right im not cheapin out when i build my block that bitch is gonna be able to handle nuclear war when im done lol

 

[killab18]

yea i totally agree. just thought it was pretty cool and wanted to see what people thought.

 

[slow_99integra]

Endyn or "theoldone" Has been posting for ever. They build a 297whp N/A b20 block/b16 head. its crazy.