Posted by the tractor vet on September 28, 2007 at 21:05:46 from (76.212.225.208):
In Reply to: C301 block posted by Gearnut on September 28, 2007 at 17:58:02:
Because when ya rebuild one of them ya have to BORE the block and put in a bigger piston then the walls get thinner and the next time it needs rebuilt they get even thinner till ya can't bore nomore then ya either sleeve it back to standard and start over or ya scrap it. Whereas on a sleeved engine ya just pull the wore out sleeve and stuff a new one in and ya don't have to haul the block to the machine shop for the boring .
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