No luck finding Rebuild kit
Looking for a rebuild kit for 88 dx hatch and I’m having trouble finding and identifying a rebuild kit that will actually work what are the main sizes of the rings/bearing and should I go oversized pistons and get the block machined? Aswell as haven’t been able to find connecting rods besides maxspeeding rods are they decent enough for a daily?(will be going multi port at the time of the rebuild also)
Looking for a rebuild kit for 88 dx hatch and I’m having trouble finding and identifying a rebuild kit that will actually work what are the main sizes of the rings/bearing and should I go oversized pistons and get the block machined? Aswell as haven’t been able to find connecting rods besides maxspeeding rods are they decent enough for a daily?(will be going multi port at the time of the rebuild also)
is compression low, burning oil, rod knock, ect? does it NEED a rebuild?
If I just wanted a fresh engine that ran like new and kept the driveway clean, I would look for a re-ring kit like ENGINETECH RMHO15AP, rockauto has it for $117.
without measuring the cylinder wear and bearing wear, and assuming no rod knock or other obvious external sign of extreme wear, I would plan on the standard bearings and rings, reuse the pistons and rods (if no power adders). hit it with a ball hone and measure the deck and cylinder head flatness, then have them skim-cut if out of spec.
what is the goal, other than an MPFI upgrade?
is compression low, burning oil, rod knock, ect? does it NEED a rebuild?
If I just wanted a fresh engine that ran like new and kept the driveway clean, I would look for a re-ring kit like ENGINETECH RMHO15AP, rockauto has it for $117.
without measuring the cylinder wear and bearing wear, and assuming no rod knock or other obvious external sign of extreme wear, I would plan on the standard bearings and rings, reuse the pistons and rods (if no power adders). hit it with a ball hone and measure the deck and cylinder head flatness, then have them skim-cut if out of spec.
is compression low, burning oil, rod knock, ect? does it NEED a rebuild?
If I just wanted a fresh engine that ran like new and kept the driveway clean, I would look for a re-ring kit like ENGINETECH RMHO15AP, rockauto has it for $117.
without measuring the cylinder wear and bearing wear, and assuming no rod knock or other obvious external sign of extreme wear, I would plan on the standard bearings and rings, reuse the pistons and rods (if no power adders). hit it with a ball hone and measure the deck and cylinder head flatness, then have them skim-cut if out of spec.
I haven’t torn the engine apart yet since a rebuild isn’t necessary at the moment but it’s something I’ve been eyeing for a while just struggling to atleast find a kit if I do pull the trigger on doing it.
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