block filler ,block gaurd or block posting
#21
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Re:block filler ,block gaurd or block posting
Originally Posted by random-strike
if you are worried about cooling don't put the filler so far down on the sleeve. leave some more room for water.
lots and lots of closed deck engines out there. but i dont specifically know the measurements of how far down it closed.
lots and lots of closed deck engines out there. but i dont specifically know the measurements of how far down it closed.
#24
Re:block filler ,block gaurd or block posting
i think it would be an excellent alternative to block posting, or block guards. and it shouldnt be a problem with daily driving, as long as it had a little room up to before the head, and if it wasnt too thick, so hot spots wouldnt form on the sleeve. personally, i wouldnt do it for a daily, because the HP levels i would want a daily to be at are well within the range of stock sleeves, but it should be fine for a daily.
#25
Re:block filler ,block gaurd or block posting
when the block heats up and expands what does the filler do does it expand with the block just wondering because i know they make special iron mix block filler to expand at the same rate as your block on cast iron blocks
#29
Re:block filler ,block gaurd or block posting
what about making a mold so when you pour in the filler you can make "pillars" on the sides of the cylinders so there is less blockage
i would think 5 or 6 "pillars" around each cyl would hold well enough
i would think 5 or 6 "pillars" around each cyl would hold well enough
#30
Re:block filler ,block gaurd or block posting
Originally Posted by Racintweek
what about making a mold so when you pour in the filler you can make "pillars" on the sides of the cylinders so there is less blockage
i would think 5 or 6 "pillars" around each cyl would hold well enough
i would think 5 or 6 "pillars" around each cyl would hold well enough