piston ring dumb question!
06-20-2008, 05:13 PM
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06-20-2008, 05:54 PM
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only thing good about it is the store "davy jones locker". its the only place you can get hard a when every other liquor store is closed lol.
06-20-2008, 06:27 PM
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LOL...that is like the coolest store ever! I've been to that store at least a hundred times. I used to camp at Bastendorf...pretty cool campground.
06-21-2008, 04:59 AM
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<redneck> Ugh.....did somebody say "thread-jack"?!
I got'chur thread-jack....jack!! Don't git me started!!! Whoooyeah!!! Texas Can'o Whoop@#$!!! I'm comin' home!! Whooooeeee!! (Freebird on air guitar) D'ats what I'm talkin' bout!!!!
I got'chur thread-jack....jack!! Don't git me started!!! Whoooyeah!!! Texas Can'o Whoop@#$!!! I'm comin' home!! Whooooeeee!! (Freebird on air guitar) D'ats what I'm talkin' bout!!!!
06-22-2008, 06:46 AM
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I'm going to guess that the way you broke the ring was trying to spin it on by hand.
Using this method is very risky and likely to break at least one ring.
Problem is that you can't see that you've deformed some or all of the others, possibly to the point that they will break in service.
If you did use this method I would strongly recommend getting the proper ring spreading tool and use it.
And always check the ring gaps.
Using this method is very risky and likely to break at least one ring.
Problem is that you can't see that you've deformed some or all of the others, possibly to the point that they will break in service.
If you did use this method I would strongly recommend getting the proper ring spreading tool and use it.
And always check the ring gaps.
06-22-2008, 10:09 AM
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06-22-2008, 11:14 AM
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I'm going to guess that the way you broke the ring was trying to spin it on by hand.
Using this method is very risky and likely to break at least one ring.
Problem is that you can't see that you've deformed some or all of the others, possibly to the point that they will break in service.
If you did use this method I would strongly recommend getting the proper ring spreading tool and use it.
And always check the ring gaps.
Using this method is very risky and likely to break at least one ring.
Problem is that you can't see that you've deformed some or all of the others, possibly to the point that they will break in service.
If you did use this method I would strongly recommend getting the proper ring spreading tool and use it.
And always check the ring gaps.
06-22-2008, 11:16 AM
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