95RagtopTA

I was getting ready to install my passanger side head and was using a screwdriver to remove the stock sparkplug clamp when it slipped and went into #2 cylinder. So how bad is this?

I know the lower mark was already on the cylinder wall. I think I did the upper one. It doesn't appear that deep, however I can feel a slight roughness when I touch it. Will this be a problem? Should I use a fine grade steel wool to smooth it or should I just bolt it up and cross my fingers??

Cylinder Wall Pic1
Cylinder Wall Pic2

Dave88LX

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kgkern01

same message

95RagtopTA

I think I fixed it--try it again.....

Vader

Run a bead of grease around the piston to cylinder wall area, and then use a bit of 280 grit emery paper or wet-dry paper to smooth out any raised areas around the divot. Then clean the walls perfectly with an oily cloth, and remove the grease which will have captured any abrasive. Put it together and forget about it. The rings will move over the divot easily, and you won't even notice.

95RagtopTA

Vader: Thanks for the reply! I feel a hell of alot better now--I'll actually be able to sleep tonight .

bunker

Yeah man I wouldn't worry about that at all nor loose sleep over it, you won't see any power loss or anything bad happening from it, like stated take some emery cloth to her & she'll be as good as new, well almost LOL.

1racerdude

Make sure you have the HIGH spots removed and rock on.Do not pass go- do not collect $100---

Good advice from these guys.

Tair

the saying is "do not collect $200", but either way I concur that 95RagtopTA should not collect any sum of $$.

1racerdude

For him I lowered the amount---

Robert95z

95RagtopTA

Trust me--after that screwdriver slipped it was more like "GO TO JAIL". Great advice guys, however you did ruin a perfectly good excuse to start a Stroker rebuild . After all, if I would have to get the block honed, might as well bore it and throw in a few other things---pretty much had the wife talked into it.......Hmmm, what if my hammer would slip........

Thanks again....