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Re: Why Buy Overbore Sleeves and Pistons
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Posted by Bill Brauch on December 12, 1999 at 05:35:34 from (209.182.66.34):
In Reply to: Why Buy Overbore Sleeves and Pistons posted by Brian Schmidt on December 11, 1999 at 22:08:37:
The sleeves are wet sleeves, and are very thick wall, compared to sleeves you may have seen to repair overbored blocks. I can't imagine that they would flex, or strain enough to measure. The added power will produce more heat, but that would only be noticeable under full throttle, for sustained periods of time. You did not mention bearing load, which is increased with overbore, but appearantly this is over engineered, as I remember these kits being installed in local tractors when I was a kid, and worked hard.
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