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bill m

09-22-2004 17:15:33




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Can you use the 451 or 504 sleeve in is block.




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CASE1979

09-24-2004 22:55:38




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 Re: case 900 in reply to bill m, 09-22-2004 17:15:33  
Sorry I wasnt specific enough with boring the block I thought that might be understood. I figured that you would know that scince the 504 pistons are a bigger dia. than the 377 sleeve sorry agian



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DKase

09-24-2004 06:11:25




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 Re: case 900 in reply to bill m, 09-22-2004 17:15:33  
Sorry for the bad advice that you have received, but 504 sleeves will not fit in a 377 without boring the block. LOL DK



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bill m

09-23-2004 14:15:01




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 Re: case 900 in reply to bill m, 09-22-2004 17:15:33  
where can you find 504 sleeve's.



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CASE1979

09-24-2004 22:58:20




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 Re: case 900 in reply to bill m, 09-23-2004 14:15:01  
I have eleven used ones that are still good enough to use with the minnie mo pistons



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case1979

09-23-2004 07:34:47




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 Re: case 900 in reply to bill m, 09-22-2004 17:15:33  
You can use the 504 sleeves in the block there 4&5/8 then just use the moline pistons there flattops and have enough meat on the top of the piston to machine what you need off and you can use a bushing in the rod to fit the m-m wristpin



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