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706 gasser rebuild
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Posted by nickWI on January 03, 2006 at 17:38:09 from (209.242.233.163):
Well I'm sorta new to engine rebuilding. My dad & are doing a 706 gas with a 236 motor. I have pulled the the pistons out and ready for the sleeves. Will I be albe to get the sleeves out by hand, or do I need a puller? the head has 2 burnt valves and 2 pistons had the top rings cracked. CAn a machine shop rebuild the head, valves, etc completly, or should I tackle that? i'm taking my time and writing things down. just curious if anyone had any advice. I have been looking through the archives and found good info. 1 more thing I think i'd like to stay all stock, or do you recommend thinner sleeves, I 'd rather not take the block in to get bored. Nick
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