After honing my block....
09-27-2010, 01:06 PM
#2
If a flex hone (often called a ball hone) was used then you can use stock sized rings.
But if a articulated three stone hone was used then I would have the bores measured ,because the articulated three stone honing tool removes more material than a ball hone.It just depends on the grit that was used and for how long in each cylinder the articulated three stone hone was used.
Or if it was honed with a honing machine << (I can't remember the the name for it) then I would also have each cylinder measured.
Lastly if it's not to late then I would put each piston back into it's original cylinder if it was ball honed,,,but if it was honed anyother way I would take all the pistons to the shop and have them hone each cylinder for each paticular piston and make sure they number each piston for you.
But if a articulated three stone hone was used then I would have the bores measured ,because the articulated three stone honing tool removes more material than a ball hone.It just depends on the grit that was used and for how long in each cylinder the articulated three stone hone was used.
Or if it was honed with a honing machine << (I can't remember the the name for it) then I would also have each cylinder measured.
Lastly if it's not to late then I would put each piston back into it's original cylinder if it was ball honed,,,but if it was honed anyother way I would take all the pistons to the shop and have them hone each cylinder for each paticular piston and make sure they number each piston for you.
Last edited by incbed; 09-27-2010 at 01:23 PM.
