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Re: Installing Piston Sleeves
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Posted by marlowe on December 02, 2003 at 06:03:12 from (209.103.223.97):
In Reply to: Installing Piston Sleeves posted by stan on December 02, 2003 at 01:14:47:
be very carfull because the sleeves are VERY thin and hard and will brake easy. DO NOT pound or you will bust them. get them cold [over night]and they will go in with a little pushing. clean up the bore in the block and move FAST. you have one shot at it or you will have to pull the sleeve and thats no fun. colder the better for sleeves warmer the better for the block. good luck
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