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If the cylinder isnt gouged you can take some muratic acid and a qtip to dissolve the aluminum off the cylinder wall. Then hone and measure to see if its within spec to get the same size piston. Sometimes you get lucky.

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^^^X2. I have gotten lucky on a couple sleds and been able to do this. Like Surfjag said, just check your piston to cylinder clearance.

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If you heat it with a propane torche before applying the acid I have found this to help getting off the tough stuff. The acid trick works good in some cases! X2 on watching the fumes too, it is some really bad stuff u dont want it in ur lungs

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i sent ya a reply..   pull the flywheel off and see if there is rubber bits in that seal area.  or if there is a lot of oil residue.

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