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[QUOTE="kleake, post: 1494625, member: 25987"] Well, the machine shop is saying he would have to take it past .030 to clean it up, which seems really odd to me. All of the scuffing was added material from the piston, and there was only a very small nick/scratch that should have cleaned up at .010. He is telling me he may have to sleeve it, but he doesn't like that idea either. I'm planning to go by on Monday and take a look for myself, but i've seen much worse clean up easily. Anyone have experience with sleeves in these just in case? I would almost rather deal with a very tiny scratch (after taking it to .030) than I would a sleeve. [/QUOTE]
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