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06-03-2014, 11:58 PM
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Engine work in the North NJ area?
I'm finally getting around to working on my 108. After such a long time of talking and talking and talking about it I'm actually getting dirty and into the project
 I know my engine needs to be rebuilt so I would like to know if anyone knows of a place/person that can bore out the head on my engine. I found a nice kit on eBay with all the parts I need to do this rebuild but they need to know the size of the rings to put in the kit. Once I get this engine apart I'll need to take it someplace to probably get it bored to 20 over but that is just a guess at this point.
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06-04-2014, 10:00 PM
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your best bet is to do a search on the net for a machine shop, make sure you read all the reviews and pick which shop you have do the work based off those reviews not price. once youve found a shop take the engine block to them and they will be able to tell you how much it needs bored, never guess because if you only need to go 10 over then going 20 over is a waste and you never know when it may need bored again. alot of people dont like the kits from ebay but i have used a few and never had an issue, that being said kohler parts would be best but i understand not everybody can/wants to spend that kind of money on a garden tractor engine.
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