replacing rings
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Do NOT tear into your engine for just that purpose. you will find broken pistons bad cam bearings cylinder walls tapered timing chain deflection out.
once you go in plan on a big repair. plus if its factory you need to install the hardened valve seats with an aftermarket overhead oiling system. Unless you plan on doing a complete rebuilt seriously think about wether you want to open that can of worms.
once you go in plan on a big repair. plus if its factory you need to install the hardened valve seats with an aftermarket overhead oiling system. Unless you plan on doing a complete rebuilt seriously think about wether you want to open that can of worms.
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Do NOT tear into your engine for just that purpose. you will find broken pistons bad cam bearings cylinder walls tapered timing chain deflection out.
once you go in plan on a big repair. plus if its factory you need to install the hardened valve seats with an aftermarket overhead oiling system. Unless you plan on doing a complete rebuilt seriously think about wether you want to open that can of worms.
once you go in plan on a big repair. plus if its factory you need to install the hardened valve seats with an aftermarket overhead oiling system. Unless you plan on doing a complete rebuilt seriously think about wether you want to open that can of worms.
Yes, if you need new rings there are many more things needed too.
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