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Buy a Clymer manual,that will be a lot easier then you trying to remember everything.They are only like $15.00 (there on ebay all the time).They will walk you through it step my step,and tell you what tools you'll need.

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Get ya a Clymer manual. I will be assembling an engine tonight partially, so I will be sure to grab some pics and get them up on Imagestation. I will add something to my site. BUt I do know that meat has some business on his site HERE that will help you out for sure!!

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Pay particular attention to the rig gap and placement. that will make or break your motor.

Also use all new hdwr, don't bother trying to re-use the piston retainer rings or bearings.

Place a rag abound the base of the case..that rymes so as not to let any harmfull debris enter the bottom end.

Use oil generously to lube up everything prior to istallation. coat the cylinders and pistons in it then cycle the motor by hand with the head off to check for binding and smooth motion. Also cheak to make shure te piston height is within specs.

Check the ports on he motor for burs, if there are any smooth them out with sandpaper 400 grit or better to keep them from snagging a ring.

Chech the cylinders for glazing and a good cross-hattch pattern visible by the intersecting lines which should be even and visible throughout the entire bore.

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