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Old 05-14-2020, 07:54 AM   #1
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Nickel silicon carbide plated cylinder. Because boring out the cylinders would reduce the thickness too much their process is to cut the cylinders down to the base of the water jacket and install new aluminum cylinders coated with a nick-a-sil plating ie nickies. Someone else may have a better description of their process but this was my observation.



This is the original cylinder this one was on the verge of a de-chunck.


How did you come to discover the damage ?
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Old 05-14-2020, 11:23 AM   #2
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How did you come to discover the damage ?
You may remember I started with a base. So to do the upgrade I bought a flood salvage 2004 3.2 dirt cheap no compression on 3 cylinders. taking it apart found this bottoms of all the cylinders were water damaged (corroded).
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