Do you have a ball hone to take the glaze off the cylinder walls?
Once you hone the cylinders, be sure to wash them really good, you can use cleaner of your choice, but then you are done you should be able to wipe each cylinder wall with a clean white towel and still have a clean towel. If you get a dirty towel, you didn't clean enough. The grit must be removed so the rings do not wear to quickly. The pattern from the hone will seat the rings. Use quick up and down motion while spinning at a medium speed, not to fast. I use a heavy duty 1/2" drill, full speed is just right. Smaller 3/8" drills go to fast. I spray thin oil in the holes as I am honing, you need enough to wash away some of the grit and some to lube the hone, not sure you can get to much. When done right, you should need to wash the whole block. Don't try it with crank in place, and don't try to bore the holes out. A hone is just for taking the shine off.
Joe
