Special precautions running in new piston/ piston rings
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Re: Special precautions running in new piston/ piston rings
Any particular reason you do not have the water outlet connected to the fitting on the exhaust tube?
Re: Special precautions running in new piston/ piston rings
That was a previous owner, who had the 102 left like that Phil, I can't imagine why he didn't bother connecting it up. I can only assume that he bought it like that and wasn't aware that it was supposed to be connected up to the exhaust. We have it connected up properly now. The other 102 that I bought had a similar problem with a lack of water pipe connection to the exhaust, but it was missing the compression fitting to connect it up, so I've since had one delivered from John @ SOS and it is on the list of jobs to do.
This is the link to previous discussion on the matter of the water flow pipe.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3539&p=25522#p25522
Cheers Pat
This is the link to previous discussion on the matter of the water flow pipe.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3539&p=25522#p25522
Cheers Pat
Re: Special precautions running in new piston/ piston rings
Thought perhaps it was a photo from before you started work on it. Thanks for the link.
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Re: Special precautions running in new piston/ piston rings
If you are happy with the bits installed?
Run as normal any how you want.
Rings only "Seat" under load.
Whatever it is jetted for mix as required.
Whatever you have done..................it is not a factory engine now.
Relax
B
Run as normal any how you want.
Rings only "Seat" under load.
Whatever it is jetted for mix as required.
Whatever you have done..................it is not a factory engine now.
Relax
B
A chicken is one egg's way of becoming others
Re: Special precautions running in new piston/ piston rings
Thanks Collector Inspector, I'll bear that in mind when it comes to starting them up. Definitely seems to be the back of the boat being the best place to run them in.
Cheers Pat
Cheers Pat