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what drawbacks are there to running a siamese bore block on the street?
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| EBXR8380 |
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Alot more strength if thats a drawback???
I have a siameed block and NO cooling issues... Just make sure youi have correct radiaor for the power level...
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| Disco Frank |
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wtf is s siamese block?
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| Andrew J |
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Im with frank on this one? i understand siamese heads, but not bores?
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| Macca |
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Think of the siamese head, instead of two heads stuck together the bores are cast so there is no water passage/jacket between bores.
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| kenny |
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I never had any probs with my clevo with siamese bores, the only things I can think of are
they cost a s**t to have a block fitted with them, requiring all surfaces to be remachined once they are brazed in. they are around 5kg heavier. But ,they are almost indestructable!
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