if you ball hone at home you will mess it up and just add clearance.
Very True....EACH OF US HAS DIFFERENT BACKGROUND EXPERIENCE!!!! I BET YOU HALF OF THE FOOLS ON HERE HAVE NEVER EVEN HAD A DAMN MOTOR APART!!! :smt098 :smt082:smt082 Usually with what your doing if all looks good then you should have no issues putting it back in. Good Luck Dude! :smt023some will say to reuse many things..
this can be GOOD
but EACH PERSON HAS DIFFERENT BACKGROUND EXPERIENCE..
and so, .EACH guy could have a different view on each and every part.
issue is, if one ring is bad or one bearing is bad...
you might as well just replace all..since you cannot buy just one ring...or just one main bearing of a SET......
Hell Fire ring seem to be aggressive on cylinder, We always rehone our cylinders as there is power to be gained with a good hone.Found too many fine metal shaving's in oil during oil change, Was not cleaned good enough when apart, Found one bearing that had "small scratch's" other than that everything checked out very good, Was down on power also so I checked ring gap, Tell me what you think, And no Im not using the guy that put it together.
Top ring gap/2nd ring gap
(1).037 .030
(2).032 .065
(3).037 .037
(4).039 .047/broke on edge of gap
(5).037 .039
(6).032 .038
(7).055 .045
(8).037 .045
These were brand new hellfire's that were supposed to be at .030/.032, For a 300 shot on a 406
Found too many fine metal shaving's in oil during oil change, Was not cleaned good enough when apart, Found one bearing that had "small scratch's" other than that everything checked out very good, Was down on power also so I checked ring gap, Tell me what you think, And no Im not using the guy that put it together.
Top ring gap/2nd ring gap
(1).037 .030
(2).032 .065
(3).037 .037
(4).039 .047/broke on edge of gap
(5).037 .039
(6).032 .038
(7).055 .045
(8).037 .045
These were brand new hellfire's that were supposed to be at .030/.032, For a 300 shot on a 406