EvilRoySlade
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I've had a new 357 cylinder for a while now and I'm just getting around to putting it on something. While looking it over I noticed some marks in the bore. The way it's packaged the pin sits loose in the piston inside the cylinder allowing it to slide back and forth. Mine has dents in the bore from the pin hitting the bore.
May be hard to see but it's on both sides of the bore. I have a few ideas/concerns. I would think the aluminum is soft enough to go back to shape as the ring and piston pass over time. If the plating doesn't flake it should be strong enough to resist wearing through.
So, has anyone seen this before? And what opinions do you have. Oh yeah, this cylinder is being sent out for porting. I'd almost rather drop another $120 on a new one if I'm putting $300 into having it ported if flaking might occur.
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May be hard to see but it's on both sides of the bore. I have a few ideas/concerns. I would think the aluminum is soft enough to go back to shape as the ring and piston pass over time. If the plating doesn't flake it should be strong enough to resist wearing through.
So, has anyone seen this before? And what opinions do you have. Oh yeah, this cylinder is being sent out for porting. I'd almost rather drop another $120 on a new one if I'm putting $300 into having it ported if flaking might occur.
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