CYLINDER BORING SERVICES
A full range of engine repair services
Using specialized tools and methods we have perfected the machining process with tolerances as small as .0005 (1/2 of 1/1000 of 1 inch) of factory bore specifications.
2 & 4-Stroke Cylinder Boring
All types of 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines for motorcycles, atv's and powersports.
Outboard Engine Cylinder Boring
Yes! We do blind whole boring for outboard engines, and have been for nearly 40 years.
Cylinder Sleeving
Cylinder sleeving or re-sleeving is an extremely delicate process (especially on 2 stroke motors). You only get one shot to press the sleeve and there is no turning back.
Cylinder Honing
Believe it or not, there is a very specific way to hone out a cylinder.
2 Stroke Port Chamfering
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2-Stroke Nikasil Repair
2-Stroke Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Suzuki Nikasil cylinders can be repaired with cast iron sleeve replacements.
WHY US?
Our Cylinder boring services are by far one of our strongest specialty services. We have been boring and re-sleeving outboard engines motorcycles, atv’s, powersport and personal watercraft engines for almost 40 years and receive cylinder boring and cylinder re-sleeving jobs from all over the United States and even a few internationally.
We can help measure your cylinders and help you determine what parts are needed for your engine rebuild project. Once we know the sizes and what is needed, we can get the parts on the way to keep your rebuild moving along.
No, that is the "rigged" way of doing things.
What is the age of it? How many hours/years of use have you got on it? Why did you disassemble the engine?
The answer is almost never does someone answer these questions with
DEALER PRICING AVAILABLE | GIVE US A CALL AT 407-298-5800
Dealer pricing is available on cylinder boring services. Must be a qualified dealer that meets Precision Cycle criteria.
Please contact us for dealer inquiries on setting up an account.
Outboard Engine Cylinder Boring
One of the cylinder boring services that we specialize in is outboard engines. This is sometimes referred to as “blind hole” boring which refers to the inability to bore straight through the holes in the block. This means you have to bore they cylinder blind and requires more machining skill than a most cylinder boring shops have. Well, we've got those skills and we have been doing it for almost 40 years!
We've found that many outboard engine owners don’t even know that this term exists because blind hole boring (in outboard engines) is such a specialized process that many mechanics and marine dealers would rather just sell you a new power-head. There are many reasons for this, but usually the reason ranges between the shop not having the tooling and/or expertise and wanting to make more money on the sale of a new power-head.
2-Stroke & 4-Stroke Engines
Lathes are a NO NO!!! We have seen and heard of people doing such things, but you know better… Right? If anybody tries to put your cylinder in a lath to bore it out, RUN the other way. A lathe has its purpose, but there is a reason that a specialized machine called a boring bar exists. Trying to lathe a cylinder causes all kinds of issues ranging from out of roundness to cylinder wall gouges and scratches.
Cylinder Sleeving (Re-Sleeving)
Have you already bored out your block to the max? Oversize pistons not available for your Engine? Maybe, another shop messed up your block when they were trying to bore it. Well, we have solutions to all of those problems. Before you go out and buy a new power-head give us a call and let our machinists re-sleeve your block today!
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