You wont need to touch the block or head deck after its been machined.
Just let the shop do the machining and do not touch the machined surface.
Cheers,
Roy
I dont have my NSR250 anymore.
That was my first bike...the one I learnt on...My friends thought I was crazy buying a fast bike to learn. Because of this bike I felt in love with bikes.
All aluminum...light weight and very fast.
I dont have any pics of it with me here but here is a link...
I scraped the carbon off my valves with a scraper. The rest was cleaned by the machine shop.
Just take off the cams and buskets and shims. Label all the buskets and shims so you can put them back in the same place and do the shim adjustment later.
You could get the machine shop to have the...
Its best to let a good machine shop do it for you.
I had my rods done for my ARPS and it cost me $80.
I know you are using stock ones but believe me let the shop do it.
Sometimes the rod is out of round on the bearing surfaces and when you put in new bearings, there will be uneven wear and...
Just get both the head and block machined. This will make both surfaces flat and true. You take shortcuts, then expect to spend more money and time in the future pulling it all apart for another BHG.
Take the good advice offered by those who have been there. They are here to help you out and...
I think $175 is too much...
Yes you can leave the valves in place because the valves sit lower than the gasket surface.
Here in Northern California it cost me $65 to get the head milled. and it was not some shitty machine...It is CBN machine worth alot of money and the finish was ready for...
Its best to get a good block.
You dont wanna use this block and have this problem crop up in your mind everytime you drive and worry you.
Get a good block and you have one less problem to worry about.
Cheers,
Roy
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