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Nebraska Kirk 11-16-2012 16:39:41 207.91.4.159 Report to Moderator	I have made several of those pucks for pulling sleeves, I always make the inside diameter .010" smaller than the sleeve bore. As far as the outside of the puck is concerned, is all depends on the outside diameter of the sleeve. Different diameters of sleeves have different wall thicknesses, as well as dry versus wet sleeves, there is no standard that says X + sleeve bore = outside diameter. I usually make the step from smaller to larger diameters 3/16" to 1/4" wide. This post was edited by Nebraska Kirk at 16:41:26 11/16/12. [Reply]   [No Email]
equeen 11-16-2012 17:28:50 209.102.248.236 Report to Moderator	Re: Sleeve Removal Puck Sizes in reply to Nebraska Kirk, 11-16-2012 16:39:41   Thanks, Kirk. I understand the different wall thickness. However, it would seem that the block bore, unless tinkered with, would be the same for 3 1/8 to 3 1/4 sleeves. Looking at a sleeve and piston kit for 3 1/4 overbore - stepped piston - 3.436 Lower Sleeve Diameter. One of my blocks currently has 3 1/4 pistons. Thus I'm "assuming" that lower sleeve diameter is ~ 3.436. If I'm assuming correctly, what should be the largest diameter of the puck to pull the sleeve and clear the block? [Reply]  [No Email]