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ooh this is what I wanted to know. The sleeves are apparently REALLY easy to change in these and I thought it would be worth while doing the wrist-pin bearings, rings and sleeves if the pistons are still in good shape. If it needs a re-bore at least you know now and not 100 miles later after...
as far as I was told about checking valves is you fill up the intake/exhaust port with fluid with the valve seated in the closed position. if you get seepage you have a bad seat (or bent valve.)
great photos
hey man, I was just looking out for you. Never know, and like I said I assumed it was just a matter of you being behind in photos.
that said, What a nightmare of a job. good luck with the remainder!