2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?

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Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored? [Re: rxinhed] #789124 02/14/07 05:14 AM

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std bore= 3.5875 normal clearance is .001-.0015, you need to mic the pistons also. the 2.6 cylinders do not wear much, but you have to decide if you will re-ring or not.. perhaps try a hone and see when it cleans up. the most wear is at the top. thats when compression is highest and the most pressure is on the rings.

randy

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/13/07 05:24 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	Jimbotsi	02/13/07 05:50 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/13/07 05:54 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/13/07 08:40 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	rxinhed	02/13/07 09:16 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	fasteddy	02/14/07 01:06 AM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	rxinhed	02/14/07 01:53 AM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	Engine_Machine_Ser	02/14/07 05:14 AM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/14/07 08:08 AM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/15/07 07:27 AM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/15/07 07:54 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	JAVYPRO	02/15/07 11:03 PM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	stony-man	02/16/07 02:38 AM
Re: 2.6L Bore measurement-Should I get it bored?	MotoXman	02/16/07 06:50 AM

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