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Re: Piston sleeve RR
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Posted by K.B.-826 on December 21, 2006 at 11:10:43 from (71.10.83.242):
In Reply to: Piston sleeve RR posted by Boog on December 21, 2006 at 10:50:01:
Wet sleeves should install with just a good push by hand to get past the o-rings. You shouldn"t have to heat the block or freeze the sleeves, just lube the o-rings with dish soap. Like old says, you need to make sure the top of each sleeve protrudes above the deck of the block. Most manufacturers specify .002"-.006" protrusion, with no more than about .002" variation in the amount each sleeve protrudes. For this reason, it is an exellent idea to test-fit each sleeve to each hole and measure before installing the o-rings, to find the best location for each sleeve.
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