hey Brian--
in the first picture is the complete set I was talking about
in picture 2 is the reamer I used, as you can see they are still in plastic bag
I don't use them often so when I'm done they get a shower of lubricant
in picture 3 is the reamer and the dial-bore gage I always use them together picture number 7 is the small pre-set length gage that goes on the end of the bore gage as you can see they are very precise . In pic number 6 you have a close up view of the adjustment for the reamer. The way it's done is by tightening these nuts (one on each end) is move the blade up or down to
what ever you want size about +/- .125 . now the procedure that I do is this
I use the insert size bigger then what I need let's say .880 set my dial to 0.00 then when I insert the end in the cylinder I can read let's say-.30 this is telling me I have a bore of.850 and in this case I wanted to have .875 so I ream till I get -5 on my gauge
last picture is the reamer inside the cylinder itself when I'm done I run to the frids and get *beer**beer* it's a long process but well worth it. a complete kit is fairly cheap 120.00 or so
enjoy