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10-08-2022, 12:01 PM
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That looks good. Glad you got it all fixed up. I much prefer line honing to boring as a final step. That's why we hone cylinders rather than just bore and go. Much more control of tiny amount of stock removal. I also like that I can see a gentle clean-up of the pan rail as well as the cap registers. Looks like a good job.
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