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Old 04-02-2012, 08:25 AM
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I have a NA 944 block, one cylinder is damaged...about a 1mm scratch. What are my best options? and can i go to 102mm? or should I resleeve?
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Probably easier to just get another block...the bore can be re-done by a few companies around the US.
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Originally Posted by pc2006
I have a NA 944 block, one cylinder is damaged...about a 1mm scratch. What are my best options? and can i go to 102mm? or should I resleeve?
You can get it replated in nikasil from a few different companies. Will require nikasil-friendly pistons though. Cheapest option is sourcing a good condition used block.
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Originally Posted by pc2006
I have a NA 944 block, one cylinder is damaged...about a 1mm scratch. What are my best options? and can i go to 102mm? or should I resleeve?
Basic cost to resleeve-Rennlist sponsor:

http://www.944online.com/cgi-bin/ASI...gineblock-9442

OR move up:
http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/...er_sleeves.php

John



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