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Posted by Hurst on April 24, 2005 at 10:00:20 from (66.129.5.5):
Is it possible to put thinner sleeves in a 236 perkins diesel to make it a 248 cubic inch motor? If I were to do this, what other modifications would be needed? Are the fuel injection pumps on these motors easy to turn up like Simms pumps, or are they only able to be turned up by taking them apart? Am I looking at any problems with doing this, or is a 248 perkins what I am talking about? Also, where could I get an overbore kit for this motor? Would I just use the 248 overhaul kit and take out the old thicker sleeves and replace with the thinner sleeves to get the displacement? Thanks in advance for your help. Hurst
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