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    h22a4 rebuild questions

    ok i have a few questions.i have rebuilt many motors but never a block with frm sleeves.the block im building is clean, sleeves are smooth and fine.my questin is does this block need to be honed?i have heard from a few people that the frm sleeves cannot be honed and that i should just change the rings out is this true?also i need a decent rebuild kit and everywere i look is some cheap ebay crap.thanks for the help.

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      Check the cylinders, Once they are truly round and not ovaled then you are fine to just re-ring. Its not that you cant hone the FRM its more work to find all the tools to do it than a regular steel sleeve motor.

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        Originally posted by bruno8747 View Post
        Check the cylinders, Once they are truly round and not ovaled then you are fine to just re-ring. Its not that you cant hone the FRM its more work to find all the tools to do it than a regular steel sleeve motor.
        thank you kind sir..now where did i put my micrometer??

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