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Old 11-09-05, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Nihilanthic
Uhh.... What?

You dont need to do a rebore, new pistons, or any of that crap, unless you ACTUALLY need to. Most people do a small bore for better breathing anyway, plus more displacement never hurts... but you dont HAVE to.

Longer rods mean you need shorter pistons, and you dont always need bigger bearings - but obviously, new bearings/rings cant ever be a bad thing. But you dont need to go to a damn machine shop to clean it up and put in new bearings and re-ring.

Hell, you can re-ring from below and leave the heads on, if youve recently done topend work and CBF'd to remove the heads, lol.
I laughed very hard when I read this. You are such a piston expert, seeing as how you've rebuilt 30 motors, and at least 600 rotaries, which give you your "advanced" understanding on both, and how crappy a rotary.
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