New guy from South East Michigan
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I use a flat stone hone.
Drill press set to 500-650 RPM and automatic transmission fluid poured slowly.
Cycle the hone up and down, while turning, in an even motion to create a crosshatch.
Do not over hone. Don't go too fast.
-BIG DAN
I don't have a drill press... Will a cordless drill work ?I use a flat stone hone.
Drill press set to 500-650 RPM and automatic transmission fluid poured slowly.
Cycle the hone up and down, while turning, in an even motion to create a crosshatch.
Do not over hone. Don't go too fast.
-BIG DAN
If you are extremely smooth and accurate with the speed, I suppose there is no difference.
The drill press just makes it easier because it is exact with the speed and depth of plunge.
Use a mid grit stone. Not coarse, not fine. -BIG DAN
I ll make it work... Thnx manIf you are extremely smooth and accurate with the speed, I suppose there is no difference.
The drill press just makes it easier because it is exact with the speed and depth of plunge.
Use a mid grit stone. Not coarse, not fine. -BIG DAN
Finally got done cleaning all my Top End parts... Will have to order couple parts, rod governor and 12005
You can see in the pictures that teeth are filed down.
Hey if I am looking at that picture of your piston in the cylinder right, it is in backwards. Arrow goes towards the exhaust port.
Thats my old piston, I just kind of set that in to take a photo. I will be installing new piston.