I guess this thing is getting tired , looking for a good shop to rebuild and not take all my $ So cal area
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If you get a clymers manual you can do it yourself without too much difficulty, plus you'll save alot of money. If you do it yourself, take it apart and see what kind of condition the cylinders in, then order the piston. I suggest a wiseco, when i rebuilt mine i went from .020 wiseco to .040 suzuki..it didnt have the snappiness that it did before the rebuild.

 

Sandhopper, It is a very easy fix to do at home just get the manual piston and valve seals. I took the head to a small local shop to grind valves and assemble valves (less than $100.) and worth evey penny. I installed the wiesco piston with no problems and machine shop inspected the bore and did a light hone at no extra cost when they did the head.

 

i agree doing it yourself saves $ not to hard just watch your gaskets when reassemblig good luck

 

Ok if I try this at home , I need a shop to do the head and cyl and good places to take this stuff ??? I'm in Norwalk ca.
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if you but the rings you can do it yourself i got some from suzuki and it cost $20