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Posted by BDM on May 29, 1999 at 18:12:38 from (24.4.252.128):

A question for those in the "know". I ordered new pistons and sleeves for my SM 264cid, the new sleeves are 4 1/8th" as compared to the stock bore of 4". After pulling the head this question dawned on me, must I overbore the block to use the new sleeves? I just couldn't imaging having a sleeve that would half to be pretty thin going into the stock block bore, or am I wrong?
Brian

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