resleaving question

I would suggest going with golden eagle sleves if you plan on making lots of boost. If you arent going to run that much then
just get a block guard it will save you a lot of money.
chris

Ok, block gaurd!! Thats like a gasket the goes between ur head and block right?

no it sits on the outside of your stock sleves you know where the coolent is.

Don't use a block guard if you're running under 10 PSI it disrupts the flow of coolant and at lower boost levels it is just not justifiable...

Since your gonna rip apart the engine anyways u might as well drop in some forged pistons. But when using forged pistons on a h-series motor u have to resleeve it, u can't just use a block gaurd. As for sleeves, any sleeves are good. They can all pretty much hold more boost than your ever gonna throw at um. Most sleeves can handle 40-55 lbs. You can use AEBS, Golden eagle, Darton, there more but i can't think of them now.

Golden Eagle will resleeve it for you for about $700, at least they would for a B series anyways... I assume it wouldn't be priced very different, but who knows

I thought the 92 H23 blocks were closed deck... ??

Well the h23 is a closed deck block. also if i were you i'd go with darton sleeves. they don't sell the kits for them but they sell the individual sleeves for 46 buck. So that's about 185 for all 4 sleeves, then just take it to your local machine shop and have them install them. it shouldn't cost that much. I was quoted about 380 to sleeve my h23 and put in pistons and rods.

yall missed the fact that he cant just drop new rods or pistons in that block w/ out sleeving.. sux to have a h series...