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Old Mar 27, 2006, 09:49 PM
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Align hone with ARP Mains??

My background is with honda motors and being that they are cast aluminum, if u shoved some arp mains in them, your gonna distort the mains. But, for the 4g63 Ive asked a couple different people if you will need to align hone or not and I got mixed answers. So just wanted to if anyone know from experiece.
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Originally Posted by FullBlown
My background is with honda motors and being that they are cast aluminum, if u shoved some arp mains in them, your gonna distort the mains. But, for the 4g63 Ive asked a couple different people if you will need to align hone or not and I got mixed answers. So just wanted to if anyone know from experiece.
I thought I might need to but ended up not having too.

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Old Mar 28, 2006, 06:13 AM
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If it is out of tolerance I would definatly line hone for most if not all Racing type engine builders it is automatic.When I had the 2.2 turbo for Daytona rebuilt I had them line hone it with ARP main studs
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