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Old 03-15-2004, 03:42 PM   #1
jared stewart
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Sleeving a cylinder?

I have access to a good block that is still standard but has a crack in one cylinder. Somebody suggested boring it out and putting a sleeve in to get it back to standard (Keep from having to buy new set of pistons) I know there's sleeves in diesel motors but had never heard of it in gas ones. Has anybody ever had this done and if so was it successful?
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