Posted by Gene Bender on January 14, 2009 at 11:32:46 from (67.55.226.75):
In Reply to: 354898 SPECs posted by Wild Bill Caldwell on January 13, 2009 at 06:36:01:
The tractor puller out east said he didnt have to do anything to the o-ring bore when he put the 3 1/4 sleeves in his block. His machine shop mite have turned the sleeves down a little also. I have never done this trick but know of people who have. Some cut the sleeves some also. Your are only going 125 thous larger than the 3 1/8 sleeve so you only have to remove 62 thous material thats only 1/6 inch shouldnt be that hard to do. 30 thous off the sleeve and 30 larger in the hole wont make the o-ring that much differenct. Using good soapy stuff the rubber o-ring shouldnt be a big deal. WILD BILLS going to have a HOT ROD GO BILL GO.
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