Originally Posted by
C89ZX7R
its not hard man , just need a ring compressor , rubber mallet , tq wrench , and assembly lube . are the pistons already on the rods
yes the pistons are on the rods, and i could probably do it, but i was reading about having to fit the pistons rings individually by measuring ring gap and bearing clearances and all that. i'd rather just have a profesional do it
anyone know any good shops?