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re-ring job; is it possible
Topic Started: Oct 31 2011, 03:56 PM (1,211 Views)
TeX94GeO
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is it possible to do a ring job with the motor in the car?
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Coche Blanco
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Yes
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bennie442


:gp What he said. As long as you are using the previous ring/piston diameter ( and not going to an over sized combo), you can simply berry hone the cylinders and go on with your rebuild.
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dayle1960
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Yes. Lots easier than pulling the engine. Make sure you have a ring compressor handy before you start.
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Cobrajet25
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Yeah, it's really simple. Pull the head off, drop the oil pan, unbolt the con-rods, and there you go.
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TeX94GeO
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cool thanx guys
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BillHoo
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How did it go? I'm getting ready to re-ring my 93.
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BillHoo
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I guess I'm not the only one who has been putting off a bottom-end rebuild project!
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