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Tolerances for boring 80mm barrels to 81mm

hi all,

does anyone know the tolerances to specify when having 2.0 litre Biral barrels bored and honed to 81mm (most likely for use with 81mm JE pistons)?

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HI obrut
have just built a 2.0Lt at 81mm bore and J.E. pistons and the 2nd is on it way, the paper work in both sets where the same;






the paper work is for the piston above.

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mike/john,

thanks for the replies.

am i correct the .08mm suggested clearance means the bore size should be the piston diameter (say 81mm for example) at the measure point plus 2 x .08mm?

any idea what tolerance should be put on that calculated diameter?

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