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Old Jul 25, 2005 | 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by steven_SA
Just wanted to know if anyone has any problems with block gaurds distorting cyclinders. I read somewhere that someone installed a block gaurd and it caused one of his pistons to siezed up at the top of the cyclinderd. Due to the distortion created by the gaurd.
The distortion isn't created by the guard, but rather the retards that decide to install it by smaking it in with a hammer. It needs to be machined to fit, welded in, the block needs to be redecked, and then the cylinders need to be rebored to correct any out-of-round.

I agree with Westcoaststyle. Screw the work of a block guard and just get it sleeved.
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