Diy block sleeve

[MEAN STREET EF]

http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=1444721

click the link and comment. I personally wouldn't do it myself but have heard great results. A friend of mine just ran his b series build on the same sleeve setup and hasn't had a problem yet. Just found it to be out of the ordinary and different.

sorry if its a repost.

[Acoba]

might be interesting to try it on a spare block and see how long till it blows up! :D

[MEAN STREET EF]

might be interesting to try it on a spare block and see how long till it blows up! :D

My buddy has made 5 or 6 passes on mid 20's psi or so. Hasn't had any problem with overheating or the material breaking down. If you take your time and do it right I believe its reliable. His setup is a bonestock b16, just a new head gasket, oilpump and waterpump. And besides the arp headstuds and acl race bearings.

[MEAN STREET EF]

might be interesting to try it on a spare block and see how long till it blows up! :D

Oh and it will probably hold till vtec kicks in yo!

[*inFamous*]

Technically thats not a block sleeve. Thats 'closing the deck' so to speak. It helps the cylinders resist walking.

It has worked well for medium boost constantly.

[gunsup0331]

put some concrete in them shits

[eg2/gsr]

so whats this exacly? is it the same as a blockguard?

[BigCountry]

Yeah... it's no different than a block guard you can buy stupid cheap on eBay.

[gunsup0331]

im pretty sure it failed in the end. then again it was 36psi on a crap tune

[azskateman]

People have been doing cement for years. most shops do it and dont talk about it