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    Wrist Pin Clip Failure

    NEVER reuse clips, there SO inexpensive. but if they fail it will cost u hundreds in ruined parts. Orientation of the open section is VERY important. It should be on top or bottom, not fwd or back. If it's top or bottom acceleration will expand clip
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    Blast from the past

    Here's something I think Andy put together.
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    Man I forgot how much work this was!

    Treat any fumes as if they will kill ya. Again attention to detail is what makes them run and last for a few years
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    Eagle sg

    I've got my f set at 18" front inside to inside.that designer might want anything from 16--20"
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    Man I forgot how much work this was!

    Dam!! That's a nice build and paint shop.
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    91 cmb engine question

    Another benefit is with an exit from the top. You will see if you lose water
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    91 cmb engine question

    I prefer to restrict at the exit. Pressurized water has a higher boiling point. .070 at the head and .030 from the cylinder. The small bleed hole at cylinder jacket keeps a small amount of water moving down there. (Prevents that **** pond scum from building up) pipe. 11.75 it will run sneak up...
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    91 cmb engine question

    At 10.5. Rember you can always shorten a pipe that's to long. Hard to make a short pipe longer
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    Scratch building a slingshot for cmb 27

    That 27 I have is still up for sale. Will have to post on sight. Gota make it fair. I'm to deep into fule to start gas
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    OPS 67

    Motor mounts extra. All running gear.(w/a 1662) I gota keep the c&d 45-60 fin. Front spon cnt to cnt 7"
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    Props Wanted ABC 2717 19

    If all finish work is done on the front side only.
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    Almost done!

    Nice wood work
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    Props Wanted ABC 2717 19

    Wanted ABC 2717-19 uncut casting.
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    New member looking for some insight and help if possible.

    **** you walked into a nice one. Take the time to refresh it. Maybe even go so far as to cut all the old paint off. And redo it. concentrate on a good light weight refinish. Inspect all glue joints. Repair as nessary. A carbide paint scraper (1.5 wide Menards) pull the dead soaked epoxy out from...
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