Posted by Oro on April 13, 2015 at 15:51:22 from (206.130.139.94):
In Reply to: Wheel cylinder hone posted by ObsoElitist on April 12, 2015 at 15:54:03:
My 2 cents worth...
Use the a three legged hone that will self center, and insure a true, round, bore is what you need. ( these are made for brake jobs)
Also use a little brake fluid ( keep job wet) while honing at a nice stead med. speed and move the hone in and out slowly wile honing for an even consistent job. check for inside smoothness periodically and don't over do it.
If the lil ridges are gone, you have honed it enough .. STOP !
Clean well and assemble.
PS: the little stones on the hones are cheap and easily replaceable when needed. ( 3 to a pack)
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