If you want to know why, the Prelude has a liner called a Fiber Re-enforced Mesh (FRM) it is .5mm thick. It is there for strength, and you can't have to alike metals rubbing together, too much friction. If you decide to bore and hone, don't go over .25mm. The sleeves would be be just too weak.
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93 Lude VTEC Drifting to the Darkside
Hey,
Ok so you guys may know I have to rebuild my oil system, and I pulled my motor. So I was thinkin While I had it out I should put in rods and pistons, since I have a turbo. I don't have the money to resleeve, and I just want to make sure cause I been hearing two different things. One I have to, The other I don't have to. So I can put in forged pistons WITHOUT resleeving? As long as I don't go over .25mm?
I am new to the whole piston measurement stuff
Thanks
Josh
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So I can put in forged pistons WITHOUT resleeving? As long as I don't go over .25mm?
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