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This started out with a few scratch/grooves in the cylinder wall. The machinist 
was not sure how much he would have to take off to get rid of the deepest one. 
The idea was to take the minimal amount and see if 4.150 pistons would fit in 
there. If not, I would buy pistons for the next size up. He got the majority of 
the scratches out and the bores measured 4.1505 to 4.1507. He said this should 
work fine and would actually reduce marring with a little looser fit. There's 
still a little groove of a scratch in one of the bores so taking it to 4.151 or 
4.155 (Ross) should get rid of all the scratches/grooves. Probably a good thing.
 
Lessons learned along the way, fun, fun, fun!
Sheen
> .........................................................................> I 
> would definitely get my pistons first and take them to the shop, along > with 
> the block, so that the block can be properly fit to the new pistons.> >
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