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    #16
    Go with what the piston manufacturer recomends.

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      #17
      where is good placed to get a block resleeved cause im doing the same build but if i choose not to do pistons and rods how much could a stock block take?
      I don't mean to take over or anything

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        #18
        Originally posted by d112crzy View Post
        Go with what the piston manufacturer recomends.
        ok that sounds good cuz thats what i did i just used the rings that they offered with the pistons. but if there was better ones i was gonna just get the better ones.

        Originally posted by Youngill726 View Post
        where is good placed to get a block resleeved cause im doing the same build but if i choose not to do pistons and rods how much could a stock block take?
        I don't mean to take over or anything
        like 93sleeper said 16psi would be good i wouldnt run no more than that. but as for gettin your block sleeved i used a local machine shop it has a good reputation around this area so i would have to tell you to ask around and call a few places

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          #19
          i personally as well as all my friends send our blocks to golden eagle for sleeves.

          If your using brian crower pistons then use brian crown rings.

          Seems like your pretty hellbent on using all brian crower goods... any reason why?

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            #20
            Originally posted by turbo90accord View Post
            If your using brian crower pistons then use brian crown rings.
            Umm, correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know, BC does not make pistons...
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              #21
              Originally posted by turbo90accord View Post
              If your using brian crower pistons then use brian crown rings.

              Seems like your pretty hellbent on using all brian crower goods... any reason why?
              no reason other than i just like the company and i like what i hear about the quality of their parts. and its a respectable name too

              Originally posted by F22Turbo702 View Post
              Umm, correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know, BC does not make pistons...
              sorry buddy your wrong they make em

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                #22
                Link.

                they MIGHT design pistons, but they definitely don't manufacture them.

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                  #23
                  ok so after talkin to the guys at BC i found that the pistons are CP and the rods are BC pro steel billet rods. i thought the pistons were BC because thats where i got them from my bad.

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                    #24
                    thats not a very good thing if your not doing the reasearch as to where every part in your motor came from. I personally make a list of all parts and their source in case i need something in a hurry.

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                      #25
                      well this is my first major build so im still got some learning to do

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                        #26
                        any status on this as very soon I am starting my complete h23 build!!!
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                          #27
                          Originally posted by lildeez07 View Post
                          like 93sleeper said 16psi would be good i wouldnt run no more than that. but as for gettin your block sleeved i used a local machine shop it has a good reputation around this area so i would have to tell you to ask around and call a few places
                          16psi on a stock block is pushing it especially for a DD you can run safely 10psi on a stock block all day bumping it up is asking for rods and pistons
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                            #28
                            14 psi is good on the stock f22xx block as turbo90accord did for 2 yes and beat the crap out of it, and some guys on h-t did the same.
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