I'll read the replies too.
Just took mine apart for rings, gaskets, and guides. Neighbor says that instead of honing I should just have it bored for 836 and more fun/torque. OK, why not?
(Welll, the rings are at the edge of the wear tolerance in Clymer but not out of spec. The cylinders are tapered less than .001 to the best of my (rough) measuring ability. That's why. (If I lean toward not boring I can get better measurements of my cylinders.))
It had enough power for me for some 12,000 miles. I didn't tear down to add power. But with it torn down I might as well pep it up.
So I'll watch your advice to Mr. Freeze.