russin fussin piston rings

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  • rustybronco
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    • Jul 2005
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    • Marysville, Michigan

    #16
    Originally posted by BassCliff
    Isn't there a special scraper tool? Or do you just soak the pistons in solvent? I think I used a flat blade screwdriver. Probably not the best thing.
    BassCliff
    Break an old piston ring, it now is your scraper, or they make a tool that has various cutters on it to do the same thing.
    me i've all but once or twice used an old ring.
    De-stinking Penelope http://thegsresources.com/_forum/sho...d.php?t=179245

    http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...35#post1625535

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    • crag antler
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      • Jun 2002
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      • Florida Cracker in North Carolina

      #17
      Originally posted by crag antler
      I tried the hose clamp idea.....didn't work for me
      But I did find if you buy a big enough tiewrap, you are golden.
      I tried it with multiple ties,attached together but it took a single one.
      Like this one at www.mcmastercarr.com
      PN #69455K21
      1/2 an inch wide and held all rings. Upper,lower and oil\\/\\/
      Just have to have big snips to cut them but any reason to buy more tools
      If anybody needs the tiewraps let me know.
      I have enough left over to send some out\\/
      Doug aka crag antler

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      • Billy Ricks

        #18
        The tiewraps are what I used years ago when I had the topend off.

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