6.0 cylinder ????
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Me personally I wouldn't mind too much, but the reality of it is you may not get perfect sealing on that cyl if it isn't smooth. Who did the hone and install of pistons? I would think they could have tried to clean it up a bit more while it was out.
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Would I be able to reuse the pistons or would new ones be needed if I went with a .005 or .010 hone? There is no ridge at the top of the cylinder.
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Out of curiosity, where's the crack? I'm fairly new to these, I can look at a conventional SBC or BBC and tell you where they're liable to crack, but not with LS engines - I'd kinda like to learn where these are prone to cracking.
