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Re: Boring....What is it???
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Posted by old on November 17, 2005 at 07:08:04 from (207.69.139.135):
In Reply to: Boring....What is it??? posted by farmallman on November 17, 2005 at 06:31:05:
Boring is just as it sounds. What they do is drill which isn't really correct way of saying it. But any how they make the bore of the cylinder bigger by .010 or .020 etc. Then you have to put in bigger pistons and rings. Its a way of makeing an engine new with out replace the whole engine. As an engine runs over the years the cylinder get egg shaped and boring make the cylinder true round again.
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