forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
07-09-2005, 10:26 AM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
Originally Posted by Darkelvis
Originally Posted by daubleaaron
you dont, you pick a new one up from a junkyard whenever you blow one up. 
but i shouldnt have any probs with sleeves? i will be lowering the comp and using uber to tune. im just sick of having like two full kits (one b one d) sitting at my house and not being put to good use. are there any pistons that are better than another?
07-09-2005, 11:01 AM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
That's why they call them the disposable "D". All forged pistons are in all honesty pretty much all the same. I know alot of people like JE which if I had the money I would go with too but I've become pretty fond of Wiseco pistons'. I also can vouch for Tuner Toys rods. They are a great company to work with and have good products! Infact the TunerToys rods are made by a company called SYSC Rod Inc. in which the rods are manufactured in the same building as Eagle,Scat,etc.etc.
07-09-2005, 02:29 PM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
yeah tunertoys are good people to deal with im waiting on an oil line kit and diy log mani 
so you think the tunertoys rod with a set of probe low comp should be a good set up(probes are the cheapes pistons i could find)
so you think the tunertoys rod with a set of probe low comp should be a good set up(probes are the cheapes pistons i could find)
07-09-2005, 09:44 PM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
Originally Posted by Spenser
Originally Posted by ****
h22's have those weird fiber sleeves, think those need sleeving.
It's all in the tune, anyway. Blundar will tell you of a boosted H22 running a MAPhack in the greater Cincy area last I knew it had 1.5 years of flogging the goat **** out of it + still no cracked ringlands.
Originally Posted by Dx 101
yeah tunertoys are good people to deal with
07-09-2005, 09:50 PM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
spenser doesn't know what he's talking about, he's never owned a b series in his life. b20 sleeves are plenty strong enough, it's all in the tune. there are people making over 600whp on stock sleeves, and i personally have seen 415whp on stock b20 sleeves and i'm sure they could handle even more. good pistons/rods, a huge turbo and a good tune is all you need 
07-10-2005, 10:30 AM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
would you guys recomend diy piston/rod install at home? my and my boy are mach inclined weve done a few swaps. is it hard? i would thinkg taking everything apart would be the hard part. but ive never ripped a block apart
07-10-2005, 04:18 PM
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Re: forged need sleeves?????????????????????????
Originally Posted by projekteg
spenser doesn't know what he's talking about, he's never owned a b series in his life. b20 sleeves are plenty strong enough, it's all in the tune. there are people making over 600whp on stock sleeves, and i personally have seen 415whp on stock b20 sleeves and i'm sure they could handle even more. good pistons/rods, a huge turbo and a good tune is all you need
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