Flex Hone 1.125″ 180 Grit BC151624

This is a new Flex Hone 1.125″ 180 Grit BC151624 is a high-quality hand tool designed specifically for automotive use. Manufactured by Flex Hone in the United States, this product features a 180 grit abrasive for precision honing of engine blocks and other automotive components. Its compact 1.125″ size makes it perfect for reaching tight spaces and corners, ensuring a smooth and uniform finish on the surfaces being worked on. Ideal for mechanics and automotive enthusiasts looking to achieve precise results in their work.

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7/8″ 22mm Cylinder Flex-hone Chevy Lifter Bore 180 grit Brush Research BC7818

7/8″ Cylinder Head Hone for all engine lifter bore applications utilizing a 0.830″ to 0.885″ or 21mm to 23mm bore. 180 grit – Brand new sealed in package engine cylinder camshaft lifter bores. – This is NOT a brush but a hone with abrasive globules that will produce a controlled finish. – Designed to work with bores from 0.830″ to 0.885″ – Perfect for materials types, steel, bronze, etc. – Made in USA, by the best cylinder hone manufacturer, FLEX-HONE. – Hone is labeled as 7/8″ size, GOOD for Chevy lifter bores and general refinishing. – Hone is self centering and is easy to use (email for questions) – Hone tool can be used with a 3/8″ or 1/2″ chuck portable drill This patented Flex-Hone is the best way to create a Cross Hatch surface finish with suspended globule working abrasives. Chevy Lifter hone size or for camshaft lifter bores ITEM IS BRAND NEW NEVER REMOVED FROM FACTORY PACKING, Inquire about other sizes/grits.. Buyer to pay shipping determined in shipping tab above, will combine shipping, will ship international SEE OUR OTHER LISTINGS FOR all hone sizes, Nikasil hones, Honing Oil, Cylinder Wash brushes, engine tools etc

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Silicon Carbide Flex-Hone Tool, 3″ Diameter, 240 Grit

Manufacturer Part Number: FLEX-HONE Unit Quantity: 1.0 count Type: Brush,Hone,Abrasive Tool. Designed for optimal use on mild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and softer ferrous materials. With a legacy that began in 1972, the tool has proven its effectiveness in countless applications including firearm chambers, combustion chambers, valve bodies, and more.

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