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actually it would be lible not slander since it was written not spoken. and none of that applies if its true.

good luck @spuldup , im done w this thread. sounds like ballisticbutthole has you covered.

the same fuggin site you reccommended. idiot.

fabu thats stupid, DO NOT HONE plated cylinders. thats bad advice. a piece of emery cloth in a split mandrel or scotchbrite will accomplish the same thing without stripping the plating.

the type of people that ken is trying to prey on.

well played….

also, not gonna lie to ya, i gotta say that might be the most excellent multi-quote ive ever seen. YMMV.

thats too bad. i hope FWANK is ok. he certainly raised some good points. why will he be having difficulty in responding? did he get banned? if so, then why was he banned? it didnt seem as tho there were any obscene or defamatory comments. far worse occurs constantly in various political...

thats the issue with current cast iron, its a stright up sand mold finish, and that leads to stuff building up. i have on old 12” erie cast iron skillet. smooth as glass and cooks great. the newer lodge and other stuff sort of works but definitey lacks the detail that erie/griswold pans had

yep, only good for tacos and **** haha

give one a try, we have bitchin set of stainless. only parts we use are stock pot/sauce pans anymore

hit it with a scotchbrite ball or somethin if needed. way too easy to hone right through a couple thousandths of plating

do not hone plated cylinders.

this is the brand i have. theyre sweet. not “nonstick” like the cheap coated crap, but with a litte butter or oil its just as good imo.

try a carbon steel pan. sort of happy medium between cast and stainless.

typically oems put much more thought and effort into their cylinders. better port shapes and sizes, better casting, etc. hyway are typically pretty decent as far as AM goes, but almost every time oem is gonna be better

youll make more power with the original cylinder. but if ur only goin up 1/16” that wont be an issue since it sounds like u already cut base by .040 or so. what i would do is use a diamond/pink stone ball to feather back from the chipped plating, that will hopefully help keep it from peeling...

hard to tell from just that pic but raising intake roof can lead to ring ends getting into the port, then you snag a ring. no good reason to grind on the top of the intake port other than cleaning up casting. what happened to the original cylinder?