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Nikasil coating of used alusil cylinder?

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Have any of you experience, or info, about nikacil coting of used alucil cylinders?
As far as I know the cylinders are not the same alloy... just thinking.

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I understand that it's done all the time, should be fine
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alusil

Alusil is preferred as the Nikasil plating holds up better than a replate on an original cylinder.Fred
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Alusil is preferred as the Nikasil plating holds up better than a replate on an original cylinder.Fred
I'm sorry ... But I'm not sure I understand your reply.
Are you saying it is easier to cote an alusil cylinder, than recote a nikasil?

Cheers, and thanks for the reply
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EBS Racing offers this service. I had them plate and hone my Alusil cylinders with fantastic results. 1K miles after rebuild the engine burns no oil.
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So cool to hear.
Thanks for your reply everyone!

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