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Old 01-14-2019, 03:41 PM   #11
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Ohhh.... i'd probably back the bus up abit, if I were you. At least lay on the brake some...
If you're trying to do this even partially "right", you shouldn't be letting $100 worth of snap gauges and a caliper stop you. Take your time, do it right. You'll be glad you did.

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I do have a caliper and snap gauges, but those are useless to measure cylinder wear. For that you need a bore gauge, and you are right, they are actually much cheaper than I remembered, so I might go ahead and invest into buying one or just take the cases to a machine shop and get them measured. Still, I don`t know the tolerance values for the bore, not even sure if they were released by Porsche.
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