Cylinder re-lining
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krisztian_andre
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Cylinder re-lining
Hello,
I've found this this thread about cylinder re-lining of a vfr400. Has this ever been done?
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=312712
I've found this this thread about cylinder re-lining of a vfr400. Has this ever been done?
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=312712
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magg
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Re: Cylinder re-lining
My thread, did not proceed, too much money and risk that the result would be a disappointment. Will settle for a rebuild to oem standard when eventually needed, nothing like peace of mind from Honda engineering.
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krisztian_andre
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Re: Cylinder re-lining
I see. Did you find a liner supplier?
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magg
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Re: Cylinder re-lining
Try google, Melling and LA Sleeve are two USA sources. An engineering shop capable of re-sleeving a cylinder could possibly be capable of manufacturing sleeves to fit.