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PostPosted: Sat Feb 15, 2025 5:56 am 
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OK, please tell us who can do reliable sleeves like that (that will live in a street/race motor) and I'll try it! 1.84 valves will fit in the head and I have one.

As I get older, I am having less trouble spending money...

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Darton's the only one I know of to do it successfully.
This subject came up quite a few years ago and I made a 3D model and posted it here showing how a sleeve could be designed to allow this and said Darton would make them.

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...And after Doug Dutra posted pics of stepped and milled/siamesed sleeves about 15 yrs ago...

Someone apparently actually tried it in real life, and posted here, with standard sleeves. Cannot recall the name/handle. Was about 5-8 yrs ago. I think Dennis is right it leaked.

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A flanged sleeve is the best and better option. And with a step down where it protrudes into the main webbing area is probably even better with this large of an overbore. But it can be done successfully, though expensive for custom sleeves to be made...
I've built several exotic engines before including a Maserati Biturbo that uses this type of sleeves with figure 8 style copper gaskets that seal the water jacket on the water jacket floor where the step of the sleeve sits. A flange at the top just adds to give back rigidity to the deck and gives a strong seal top and bottom when you bore the entire original cylinder out of the block. Diesels also use a similar sleeve, especially if they are the wet style. So yes, for attempting such an extreme modification, a straight sleeve will never work, even if it didn't leak due to its lack of giving back any structural integrity from removing the entire original cylinder....

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Guy posted a video on a bike board I'm on of his buddy's turbo 292 Chevy at Fuel Tech for tuning.

https://youtu.be/oJ9w2Kx7h94?si=wTgYub96Fj2p4w6l

Pretty wicked.

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Guy posted a video on a bike board I'm on of his buddy's turbo 292 Chevy at Fuel Tech for tuning.

https://youtu.be/oJ9w2Kx7h94?si=wTgYub96Fj2p4w6l

Pretty wicked.

That reminds me of Leighton and the Simca! :D :D :D :D :D
But he had the slant 6!

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That reminds me of Leighton and the Simca! :D :D :D :D :D
But he had the slant 6!
Too bad he didn't have 4 digit horsepower. :cry:

I would love to see what a maximum effort Slant could do.

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That reminds me of Leighton and the Simca! :D :D :D :D :D
But he had the slant 6!
Too bad he didn't have 4 digit horsepower. :cry:

I would love to see what a maximum effort Slant could do.
I do not know if that is possible at the bore size and spacing?

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PostPosted: Sat Feb 15, 2025 12:14 pm 
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Guy posted a video on a bike board I'm on of his buddy's turbo 292 Chevy at Fuel Tech for tuning.

https://youtu.be/oJ9w2Kx7h94?si=wTgYub96Fj2p4w6l

Pretty wicked.
That is Mike Staff from the Inliners forum that is making just over 1000 HP with a blown 292. He uses a Sissell aluminum 12 Port head that is identical to the head I took to the Slant 6 Awards Banquet get together about 8 or 10 years ago. Greg and Lou and a few others on here saw it. But his 292 truck is awesome for sure....

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I do not know if that is possible at the bore size and spacing?
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It can...the biggest obstacle that needs to be overcome is thinking it can't....

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Over 1300 HP at @300 CI. is 4.33 hp/ci. That is amazing any way you look at it. If you could get even 3 hp/ci on a 238 " slant 6 you would be at 715 hp!

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Over 1300 HP at @300 CI. is 4.33 hp/ci. That is amazing any way you look at it. If you could get even 3 hp/ci on a 238 " slant 6 you would be at 715 hp!
Making horsepower is comparatively easy. Keeping parts together is the hard part.

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Apparently a big part of making that power with the 292 was putting more cam bearings in it to stiffen the cam. I was unaware they only used bearings at the front and back.

The things you put up with trying to make power with motors not designed to spin over 4500.

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No, the 292 has 4 cam bearing journals not just 2. But he has added 3 more to stiffen the cam to minimize flex. The GMC Bonneville guys have been doing that for over 30 years. Those engines just have 4 mains just like the Slant, but the 292 has 7 mains....

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Seven main bearings on a 292. That makes a big difference in keeping the crank in one piece.

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