engine building tools
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engine building tools
are these any good? if not why?
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/IN...-2216
they are on the less expensive side, but I hear enco has a good rep. I don't want to buy cheap junk, but I can't afford the best
I'm basicly doing a stock rebuild straight from the helms but I want to check everything.
If anyone has suggestions on some inside micrometers or dial bore gauges that are good but still not too expensive lets hear it.
or do i not even need them. I'm having the block honed so I can have the machine shop check the cyls for roundness. I can plastigauge the bearing clearances so I'm thinking I might not need to make any inside measurements.
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/IN...-2216
they are on the less expensive side, but I hear enco has a good rep. I don't want to buy cheap junk, but I can't afford the best
I'm basicly doing a stock rebuild straight from the helms but I want to check everything.
If anyone has suggestions on some inside micrometers or dial bore gauges that are good but still not too expensive lets hear it.
or do i not even need them. I'm having the block honed so I can have the machine shop check the cyls for roundness. I can plastigauge the bearing clearances so I'm thinking I might not need to make any inside measurements.
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Re: engine building tools (jweller)
It is probably the best of the low end stuff.Fine for occasional use.If they don't come with calibrating standards,you will want to get those also.
Glenn
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