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    Well its all apart now, i'm off to Engine Specialties tomorrow to see what they say. It does look to be a simple fact of the sleeve 'just failing' in the sense that there is no extensive damage to the piston on that cylinder, looks as though a new set of rings will do the trick.
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    Liner creap,sloppy manufacturing tolerances.The Mitsi 4D55 used to do that....the cure was to fit liners with a lip at the top so they are positvely located.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kickingzebra View Post
    hmm... overbore = not raceable in F2
    mmmm Yoshi cams = Not raceable in SS600 class
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    Well the guys at Engine Specialties had a look. The prognosis:
    $400+ per sleeve to machine out old one and fit new one - needed on two cylinders.

    + two cylinder sleeves at around $400

    pistons are worn and will need replacing soon - best to do it now:
    +$480US plus shipping

    + honing on other two cylinders.

    OR

    new engine approx $1500 plus shipping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaun View Post
    mmmm Yoshi cams = Not raceable in SS600 class
    Its never worried you before Shaun,whats the concern??
    ha ha haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by bistard View Post
    Its never worried you before Shaun,whats the concern??
    ha ha haha

    Quite in the cheep seats mate
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaun View Post
    Quite in the cheep seats mate
    Come on,where is your sense of humour!!
    Its only cheating when you are caught
    Mate you need spell check "QUIET"
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    Quote Originally Posted by bistard View Post
    Come on,where is your sense of humour!!
    Its only cheating when you are caught
    Mate you need spell check "QUIET"

    Why, you understood what I said
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    the damage

    you dont have to be a rocket scientist to see that the cylinder is screwed, if you look in the top right you will see the beginings of a crack running down the other cylinder too.
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    KiwiBitcher
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    ouch....

    heating up to quick and expanding too quick? wtf causes that...

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    i think it cracked (one side of the pissing piece is a vertical straight line), i'm not sure what caused it to rip the chunk out, possibly a ring caught it, but theres not that much room for the piston to over-run... either way it got forced downwards as all the shit was in the sump and oil strainer.
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    having been down the replating road, i would say new engine is your best bet. had too many problems with quality of replating to want to do that again.

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