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  1. 02-24-2020, 12:01 PM #1
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    FS: Mahle 2.0 Cylinders (reconditioned)

    1965-69 Porsche SWB 911/911S 2.0 cylinders machined.Set of six used 2.0 brial cylinder re-honed. 84ZD1A1, Group 6, no damage or broken cooling fins. $1000 + shipping & fees Jim chal_saeng_gin@hotmail.com
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    2.0 cyl to the top.
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    You can’t just run a hone down these and call them re-conditioned. What I do is have them Nikasil coated then bored/honed by a proper machine to have a perfect straight cylinder. Sorry but for the prices you are asking some knowledge of proper parts should be displayed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VintageExcellen View Post
    You can’t just run a hone down these and call them re-conditioned. What I do is have them Nikasil coated then bored/honed by a proper machine to have a perfect straight cylinder. Sorry but for the prices you are asking some knowledge of proper parts should be displayed.
    Mark which company do you send them to?

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    Didn’t realize nikasil could be applied to non aluminum cylinders.
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