#130129, "RE: Will this hone work?" In response to Reply # 2
FOR de-glazing that will work.
There is allso the ball hone but to be honest either one works the same. No one can actually PROVE one is better. I like using the straight stone type for my own reasons.
I would have to ask what your definition of HONING is as I suspect you have no idea.
#130130, "RE: Will this hone work?" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon FOR de-glazing that will work. There is allso the ball hone but to be honest either one works the same. No one can actually PROVE one is better. I like using the straight stone type for my own reasons. I would have to ask what your definition of HONING is as I suspect you have no idea. Terry
So what is you're definition of honing? I thought that was what it is all about?
#130142, "RE: Will this hone work?" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by 97AllMtr Basically I am just deglazing for the new rings on my new pistons that are going in.
that hone will work fine for you. Be sure you mic the cylinders again and calculate your piston to wall clearance. You will also need to file fit the rings after deglazing also.
#130143, "RE: Will this hone work?" In response to Reply # 6
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon You will also need to file fit the rings after deglazing also.
Or you could just eyeball the gaps, but only if you want to do the job all over again within a few thousand miles and endure years of ridicule for doing something as stupid as eyeballing your ring gaps.
#130158, "RE: Will this hone work?" In response to Reply # 7
Originally posted by DR1665
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon You will also need to file fit the rings after deglazing also.
Or you could just eyeball the gaps, but only if you want to do the job all over again within a few thousand miles and endure years of ridicule for doing something as stupid as eyeballing your ring gaps.
No thanks, I get ridiculed enough for other things already, lol.
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