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Oil scraper ring question 200 1988

posted by  jbowser on  Mon Feb 17 08:49 CST 2003
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Cool, that's the way I've always did them in Chevy and Ford V8s, Art's pics show how the end gaps on the other rings sould be staggered upon installation.

I have an 85 engine out in the garage I "acquired" that a guys son and his buds had "rebuilt". A guy dumped the whole car on my bro-in-law badoer getting transferred overseas because, although it ran great, it was a great mosquito killer! Smoked like crazy so he junked it and I snagged the drivetrain and put the M46 in my Turbo. One of these days I'm gonna tear it down and I would bet a couple beers the goobers put it back together with the ring end-gaps all lined up, or broke some rings putting them on.

Justin






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