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Posted by JayWalt on August 27, 2006 at 21:46:58 from (24.223.138.48):
Uhmmm.. to the best of my knowledge, all gas engines were machined with the cylinder walls being part of the block. I keep hearing about sleeves? Are these for the gas engines, particulalrly the 169ci engines? Does anyone have links to pics of how these go in? I'm just really curious. I'm only 26, so ever since I was little manufacturers, at least automotives have been sleeveless. I know diesels still are sleeved. My true hobby (from which this new forming hobby was spawned) is R/C Nitro trucks/buggies/cars. These nitro engines are sleeved, and the sleeves are kept from rotating with a little dowel pin and the head fits inside of the top of the sleeve. Any info, pics, links to help me better understand the sleevd design would be awesome!!
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