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And while we are on liners, if you want to get maximum engine life, and the engine uses dry liners, such as those used on Detroit 53 and 71 series engines, you need to fit the liner to the block. Liners have 3 or 4 minor variances in OD. Sometimes you need to hone the block to fit the liner.
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Re: Engine build advice - general
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