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Clayton
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now is there a diference between cheap and high quality?
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Waffles
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There both bad for your car. They dont support the correct part of the sleeve and they also distort your sleeves.06sik20z3;26136 wrote:now is there a diference between cheap and high quality?

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budget_crx
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yes, high quality ones allow coolant to pass through them with ease, cheap ones do not. zach's right though, they dont support the area with the most stress. you would be better off with block posts.

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SweetEBPSi
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I guess you bought your blockgaurd before you found this out.budget_crx;26155 wrote:yes, high quality ones allow coolant to pass through them with ease, cheap ones do not. zach's right though, they dont support the area with the most stress. you would be better off with block posts.
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budget_crx
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nope, but i have done a shit ton of research on them. STR seems to have the best, but people still dont like them. the only engine builder i have found that has success with them is JGE, and they are more than reputable.SweetEBPSi;26267 wrote:I guess you bought your blockgaurd before you found this out.

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deetz
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i thought about running a jge, but shit, if im gonna push that much i might as well put studs in,
~chris~
johnny 5 racing- because not everyone can outrun nova!!
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johnny 5 racing- because not everyone can outrun nova!!
-scca setup 99 grand am gt
-85 cj7
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95_gsrfodo
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i hd a str installed into mine since i went 10 over.. ill let you guyz know how it holds if i ever get the motor installed.. i stall have to finish the head work and all but ya you get what you pay for...
alot of people are aginst block gaurds... do what u want i did
alot of people are aginst block gaurds... do what u want i did
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budget_crx
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did you just press yours in or did you weld it?91turbo;26322 wrote:i hd a str installed into mine since i went 10 over.. ill let you guyz know how it holds if i ever get the motor installed.. i stall have to finish the head work and all but ya you get what you pay for...
alot of people are aginst block gaurds... do what u want i did
oh and a word of advice, its always a good idea to get the block decked after the installation if you do decide to go with one

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95_gsrfodo
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well it was pressed in, welded then deckedbudget_crx;26324 wrote:did you just press yours in or did you weld it?
oh and a word of advice, its always a good idea to get the block decked after the installation if you do decide to go with one
everything went well... looking good ill pst some pix up of it tonight :Whaxatk:
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Clayton
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now with the a stock bore but raised heavily compression but all motor what are your guys views.
