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Tuning An Ls2 Engine Removed Cylinder Wall Material
Tuning An Ls2 Engine Removed Cylinder Wall Material
After changing cutting heads, Demirjian then removed the rest of the cylinder wall material. Even though a lot of material is removed, the new sleeves are heavier and an MID-sleeved block will end up around 6 pounds heavier than a factory block. As you can see, quite a bit of material is removed in this process. It’s easy to see how someone inexperienced with this process could end up ruining a block. Demirjian then put the block on a stress relief table for an hour, a step that he feels is critical to ending up with a reliable finished product. View Related Article
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