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On my 235 rebuild at .060 over, should I go with chrome or cast rings?
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What type of engine are you building turbocharged, stock, etc?
Cast rings will cover for the most part of a normal engine rebuild.
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The chrome rings will take for ever to seat IF they do. go with a cast for stock. or a ceramic moly ring for HIGH compression Or turboing.
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It will have dual carbs and headers but it will be a street driver and mostly stock until we get the money together to do more. I had heard that about the cast rings seating better.
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Go with the cast rings. Make sure the cylinder walls are absolutely clean before assembly. You don't want any of the residue from the hone to remain.
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