open deck question

[SOHC-FTW]

in an open deck the cylinders seem to "float" in the block...in a closed deck the cylinders and the block seem "one piece"..

Huh? i think you quoted the wrong person. I know the deference between the too i didn't ask a question, i made a statement about the open decked h22's cylinder walls.

[MortsAccord]

Block guards are known to warp cylinder walls. If you want to make your block stronger, do a full resleeve.
All F22A engines are open deck.

250-275whp should be fine on stock sleeves with forged internals. Just be sure to have it tuned properly.

Jarrett touched on this a lil. That a block guard "can" warp cyln walls. but were talking about aluminum VS iron. Iron will win. Although if a guard is installed instead of sleeving the block you don't save that much money when its done right because a machinist needs to: Check clearances, install, check cyln walls,install a torque plate, hot tank block, check clearances once again, bore/hone if needed. That costs a bit. but then again so does a resleeve, not to mention the freaking shipping. However if you can just buget for it and drop some cosmetic shit off the list then do that!

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i dont know how that can happen . that is all i could finde . i dont know i would love to learn more about these cars.

Why his google doesn't work right.

what one is better for cooling?

Open deck, more surface area, but less stable than a closed deck.

[Accord problems]

Jarrett touched on this a lil. That a block guard "can" warp cyln walls. but were talking about aluminum VS iron. Iron will win. Although if a guard is installed instead of sleeving the block you don't save that much money when its done right because a machinist needs to: Check clearances, install, check cyln walls,install a torque plate, hot tank block, check clearances once again, bore/hone if needed. That costs a bit. but then again so does a resleeve, not to mention the freaking shipping. However if you can just buget for it and drop some cosmetic shit off the list then do that!

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Why his google doesn't work right.



Open deck, more surface area, but less stable than a closed deck.

thanke you.

[Rookdarealest]

Huh? i think you quoted the wrong person. I know the deference between the too i didn't ask a question, i made a statement about the open decked h22's cylinder walls.

sorry this is what i meant...

what does open deck and closed deck mean?

in an open deck the cylinders seem to "float" in the block...in a closed deck the cylinders and the block seem "one piece"..