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> JE Racing piston rings, What rings are you using?
lonewolfe
post Jun 14 2015, 01:31 PM
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What kind of piston rings are you running on your JE Racing 96.0 stroker pistons? I'm building a 2258cc. It looks like most of the kits use Hastings rings. EMW has NPR they sell. Has anyone used Deves or Total Seal rings? Do you have feedback on what you've used?
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colingreene
post Jun 17 2015, 01:55 AM
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i just have a really eccentric view of enough power.
And it likes to turn the oil pressure light on.
I also had some weird carb tuning issues i need to sort out but without a wideband im pissing up a rope, so i have one on the way and will figure it out soon enough.
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post Jun 17 2015, 02:23 PM
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QUOTE(colingreene @ Jun 17 2015, 12:55 AM) *

i just have a really eccentric view of enough power.
And it likes to turn the oil pressure light on.
I also had some weird carb tuning issues i need to sort out but without a wideband im pissing up a rope, so i have one on the way and will figure it out soon enough.



Once you get your carbs properly setup you'll be a much happier camper. The A/F ration gauge will really help you get them dialed in. Before you start adjusting your carbs for A/F you need to make sure they are syncroized. Do you have a carb sync tool? If not you need to get one. This is the type to get, Snail Type Syncrometer Carb Sync Tool, GERMAN, SK Model. You can find these from many online VW/Porsche parts retailers. Here's a link for one of them:
http://vwparts.aircooled.net/Snail-Type-Sy...SK-p/ste-sk.htm
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