Re: DOHC Big Bore -- What do I need?
Posted by jwaltmire on
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/DOHC-Big-Bore-What-do-I-need-tp4062478p4062486.html
Thanks, Tools! This is awesome news. I've ordered those pistons-- $150 is much more manageable than $500 with the money that's already going into boring, new gaskets, cam chains, and anything else I'm liable to find in there once I open the engine up.
I've also managed to get my hands on some CB900 camshafts. Any best practices when I drop them in? This is going to be my first foray into engine rebuilding-- using my Clymer manual as a bible.
We've got several machine shops here in Portland that should be able to do the engine boring for me, but I appreciate the offer. I have no idea what state my valves are going to be in.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/DOHC-Big-Bore-What-do-I-need-tp4062478p4062486.html
Thanks, Tools! This is awesome news. I've ordered those pistons-- $150 is much more manageable than $500 with the money that's already going into boring, new gaskets, cam chains, and anything else I'm liable to find in there once I open the engine up.
I've also managed to get my hands on some CB900 camshafts. Any best practices when I drop them in? This is going to be my first foray into engine rebuilding-- using my Clymer manual as a bible.
We've got several machine shops here in Portland that should be able to do the engine boring for me, but I appreciate the offer. I have no idea what state my valves are going to be in.
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