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Sleeving a motor Q's?

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    Sleeving a motor Q's?

    Can you sleeve a motor yourself?
    Do they just "drop-in"?
    Maybe this is a stupid Q, but idk the answer and I tried looking around.

    this is for a f22a.
    Last edited by myk; 03-10-2007, 08:44 PM.
    Originally posted by deevergote
    ..It's not cheap to build a fast CB7, especially NA. However, if you're willing to put the money into the car, it's well worth it in the end. There ARE faster cars out there, but some people, like me, want THIS particular car to be fast!...
    Sold to:tanNn2koo,9tAkord,ThrakBarts,nahmo,andrizzle,or anger
    Bought from:93a-lude, bruno8747, soysauce

    1993 H22A cb7 <3 miss you
    04 WRX stg 2 sedan
    Current - 02 WRX stg 2 wagon
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    To sleeve a motor, First the company checks out the block for cracks and whatnot.

    Then they square up the block on a VMC, Its a vertical milling machine. Its like a drill press on steroids.
    Then they remove all or some of your stock sleeves depending on your application.

    Then the darton or whatever sleeves you bought will be pressed into the opening of the stock sleeves.

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      #3
      to further evaluate on his post you'd need some extremely expensive machinery and you'd pretty much have to be a machinist. This isn't something u can do with hand tools man lol
      Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word

      FSAE (F Series Accord Enthusiasts) ..."A dying breed thats taking it to the next level" #12

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        #4
        Why does that make perfect sense now, I think I read it before somewhere just didnt remember, thx. I kinda feel dumb, but eh we are all dumb unless we have the courage to ask.
        Originally posted by deevergote
        ..It's not cheap to build a fast CB7, especially NA. However, if you're willing to put the money into the car, it's well worth it in the end. There ARE faster cars out there, but some people, like me, want THIS particular car to be fast!...
        Sold to:tanNn2koo,9tAkord,ThrakBarts,nahmo,andrizzle,or anger
        Bought from:93a-lude, bruno8747, soysauce

        1993 H22A cb7 <3 miss you
        04 WRX stg 2 sedan
        Current - 02 WRX stg 2 wagon

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          Originally posted by myk
          we are all dumb unless we have the courage to ask.

          That's sig material right there

          There is no such thing as a stupid question. The only bad question is a lazy question Sadly, I see fewer questions like this, and more uneducated answers than I'd like. Asking "stupid" questions and getting the right answers is a lot better than just assuming information and then spreading it as fact!






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