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[QUOTE="Powerstroke Cowboy, post: 1556996, member: 610"] I hear you on not wanting to put it back together as is. You are now looking at a rebuild? If so, you should be able to just bore it out bigger and go with a oversized ppistons No need for sleeves, unless they cant clean it up with a bore job. Then you would be better off getting another block. But, that is just my opinion. I did a tractor not long ago that had a bore like that, the guy did not want to change the sleeves (a sleeved block) so I honed it and put new rings in it. It's been running great for him. I do not recommend it though. It was not my choice but his. [/QUOTE]
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