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    Sleeving a block

    Any thoughts of sleeving a block? I dropped a valve and it screwed up a cylinder. I am not convinced that its a good option. The motor will see lots of boost.

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    I'd think you can buy a block for a lot less then the cost of re-sleeving one cylinder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bills98ta View Post
    I'd think you can buy a block for a lot less then the cost of re-sleeving one cylinder.
    ^This.

    Plus IDK if I'd trust it with a lot of boost. Peace of mind plays into much of my decisions.

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    Block is around $800 the sleeve with labor is under $200. I agree with peace of mind just REALLY sucks I finally had it ready to tune.

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    i just picked a 2001 ls1 block up at the show today for a little bit of nothing 30k miles, looks brand new u look around u can find a good block

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    Quote Originally Posted by 02_slp_ss View Post
    i just picked a 2001 ls1 block up at the show today for a little bit of nothing 30k miles, looks brand new u look around u can find a good block
    Yes used ones are out there. If I can find it seems the 6.0L blocks are very much in demand.

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