The small ends of my connecting rods have just enough play in them with a new wrist pin installed that something needs to be done.
I have read posts about Honda having made oversize wrist pins but I was wondering if anyone has successfully bored and sleeved the small end of the rod to accept a standard pin again?
FS.
connecting rod sleeves?
Not a lot of metal for sleevng the rod. Oversized sleeves are available still.
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I see that David Silver has them available here in the states. I was just curious if anyone has attempted sleeving the rods.
And with the wiseco pistons I decided to go with the Honda pins would need to be shortened.......
Thanks for the reply G man I will keep the post updated when my machine shop let's me know what they can do!
FS
And with the wiseco pistons I decided to go with the Honda pins would need to be shortened.......
Thanks for the reply G man I will keep the post updated when my machine shop let's me know what they can do!
FS
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Soooo..... The machine shop said it wouldn't be a problem to shorten the Honda wrist pins to fit the wiseco pistons and bore the pistons for the oversize pins.
But they won't bore the rods. I know I've seen posts about people doing it with a straight flute reamer?? Does anyone have any input on how difficult it would be to do that way myself?[/list]
But they won't bore the rods. I know I've seen posts about people doing it with a straight flute reamer?? Does anyone have any input on how difficult it would be to do that way myself?[/list]
The problem is getting the reamer to run perpendicular to the rod. Ideally you would dismantle the crank and ream the rods on a vertical miller.
Making a tool that used one rod as a guide for the the other might work.
I have some rods to do and I was thinking of making a tool using a scrap cylinder barrel as a guide.
I've not worked out the detail yet.....
G
Making a tool that used one rod as a guide for the the other might work.
I have some rods to do and I was thinking of making a tool using a scrap cylinder barrel as a guide.
I've not worked out the detail yet.....
G
'60 C77 '60 C72 '62 C72 Dream '63 CL72
'61 CB72 '64 CB77 '65 CB160
'66 Matchless 350 '67 CL77
'67 S90 '77 CB400F
'61 CB72 '64 CB77 '65 CB160
'66 Matchless 350 '67 CL77
'67 S90 '77 CB400F