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re-ringing a 2.7. hone or not to hone.

I am rebuilding a 2.7. the compression was good on the old engine, but I am going to rering it anyways. should I rough up the cylinders or leave them as is when I rering it? what do ya'll think...

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Nickasil or Alusil P&Cs?
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nikasil cylinders.
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Others may chime in since this is a somewhat controvercial topic. I believe Henry Schmidt at Supertek recommends that you lightly scuff them up with a scotchbrite pad in soap and water. That's what I did when re-ringing my Nickasils. Seems like the rings seated fine.

Others may say to just leave them alone. My exeperience is very limited, but it seems to have worked for me.
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Plenty of food for thought here----
Re-ring Alusils?

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