DAN DOYLE said: (quoted from post at 21:50:58 03/14/09) i dont know when to stop you know how that can go sleves,bearings,seals,and the list would go on thanks
Yepppp! I have a couple I just broke loose, lubed everything good, and still run. And then, there is the opposite scenario too: $100 of rings and $100 of gaskets, maybe sleeves don't sound so bad.....it's this far apart, maybe mains..... oh boy, where to stop...
A lot of compression loss and oil burning can happen from the head, but that can get out of budget control really fast when it's times 8; $500 is pretty easy there if you need some guides and/or valves, then it makes the rest of the price creap so much sneakier to ponder too.....
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