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Re: early/late D282 differences
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Posted by K.B.-826 on February 07, 2006 at 16:34:36 from (68.115.111.89):
In Reply to: early/late D282 differences posted by P Backus on February 07, 2006 at 11:30:49:
Not sure exactly when they went to the press-fit sleeves, but I'm sure some 706's had the loose fitting sleeves. Yes, the engines with loose-fit sleeves do have problems, mostly cracking sleeves. I would suggest rebuilding the one you've got, especially if the head is good. Doubt just replacing it with the 560 engine will be cheaper in the long run, as you don't know what kind of shape it is in until you get it under load. 706's extra horsepower came from running at a rated speed of 2400 RPM instead of the 560's 1800 RPM. That extra speed could quickly destroy an already tired 560 engine.
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