How to rebuild an engine
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=== Deciding what machine work to do === | === Deciding what machine work to do === | ||
| − | What will the engine be used for? | + | What will the engine be used for? This will be your determing factor on how much your going to spend. In either case wether it's a stock replacement swap or a race engine theres a couple things that should be done. |
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| + | 1: Have your block acid dipped so when you put it back together you will have a nice clean block to work with. | ||
| + | 2: Always have it sonic tested, this way you know if the engine block is even worth using. | ||
| + | 3: Have your cylinder walls checked out for roundness, this will prolong the life of your piston rings and life of your engine. | ||
| + | 4: Have them put a frsh hone on your cylinder walls, unless you plan on doing this step yourself. | ||
==== What to expect to pay for machining work ==== | ==== What to expect to pay for machining work ==== | ||
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