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> Practically a long block, 2270 going togrther
DNHunt
post Sep 2 2004, 09:31 PM
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Gerry and I made good progress tonight. Got the PC's on and torqued down the heads. It now makes a really cool Woop, woop when you turn it. Damn near made me giddy

Dave


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post Sep 2 2004, 09:38 PM
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The little wire retainers for the wrist pins that JE sends with there pistons are a pain inthe butt. They are not c rings with holes for pliers like the stockers. Trying to get the little things in without having them shoot into the open cylinder register and disappear into the bottom of the case wore me out. But, I managed. The kid chickened out on that one.


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