Hello and welcome to the forum, Dakotafig!
It's been my experience that to a purist restorer that these details would be unacceptable. Mating parts to the correct tolerances of the machine work would be a must for them.
In the real world
, where we need our 'stuff' to use and not show, you should be quite happy with the results, progress and performance...even with slight traces or flaws in the cylinder walls. Pretty sure too, once you assemble your machine it will run like a champ.
I'll be looking forward to your rebuild posts and any pictures if you gottem'.
Mark
It's been my experience that to a purist restorer that these details would be unacceptable. Mating parts to the correct tolerances of the machine work would be a must for them.
In the real world
I'll be looking forward to your rebuild posts and any pictures if you gottem'.
Mark