Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

block gaurds are worthless compared to a filled block, it supports the wrong part of the block where the liquid aluminum supports more. there is a thread on this stickied in the tech forum

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

If you cant afford the 895 for a sleeved block then save your money and get a good tune on stock sleeves.

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

filled block ftmfw.

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

Yeah, no ----, I read through that thread again, I was posting more for the OP.

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

the day i poor that ---- in my block is becouse some persons feet is devconed to my block to sink to the bottom of the river, that ---- is useless

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

If done properly block filler works. It is, however, no replacement for a sleeved block. Block filler and block posting have been cheap alternatives for years.

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

yet stock sleeve records are made without any block filling on almost every series of honda motor ;)

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

Hey, -------, I think xenocron knows how to tune. Take your $0.02 and shove it up your ass.

The verdict on Josh Coleman's motor was a bad tank of gas. It had been raped on for a few thousand miles with no problems, he filled it up and it immediately ---- the bed with extensive cracking of the sleeves.

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

i filled mine a while ago.. but not too sure if i want to crack it back open to make the coolant holes bigger...not trying to buy another head gasket..im sure it will be fine on 12 psi+ a xenocron tune...just have to get it done

Re: Block Guard using Devcon Alum Liquid
 

Jesus, relax, I thought that I had read that it was his own tune that made it ---- the bed, I am not the type to spout off bullshit in topics that I have no business talking about. I guess I should have waded through the 5+ pages again, its just too painful. :P