I lost some confidence in continuing this one because of the squish band being so uneven.
I ended up just widening the exhaust and cutting .010 of the base.
There's also a casting defect in the cylinder wall. 500i
Removed a little from the band and epoxied the intake. Still need to set it's fine intake numbers.
I lost some confidence in continuing this one because of the squish band being so uneven.
I ended up just widening the exhaust and cutting .010 of the base.
There's also a casting defect in the cylinder wall. 500i
Was the squish band damaged in some way?
I use metal foil tape on the inside of the boreWhat are you folks using as a release agent to keep the inner form/barrier or piston from sticking to the epoxy
Just a thin wipe of oil, car wax, cooking spray, or....?
I'd like to fill the large gaps between the transfer caps (to cylinder cut out) of a redmax blower ebz8500, but of course I don't want to accidentally glue the caps to the cylinder.
I use masking tape, then it will sit ever so slightly proud. Inside the cylinder, it can be easily removed with a slight use of a razor blade then some 220grit lightly applied the 220 won't harm the plating. (Unless you start using excessive force)What are you folks using as a release agent to keep the inner form/barrier or piston from sticking to the epoxy
Just a thin wipe of oil, car wax, cooking spray, or....?
I'd like to fill the large gaps between the transfer caps (to cylinder cut out) of a redmax blower ebz8500, but of course I don't want to accidentally glue the caps to the cylinder.
Old piston with a light coat of grease.What are you folks using as a release agent to keep the inner form/barrier or piston from sticking to the epoxy
Just a thin wipe of oil, car wax, cooking spray, or....?
I'd like to fill the large gaps between the transfer caps (to cylinder cut out) of a redmax blower ebz8500, but of course I don't want to accidentally glue the caps to the cylinder.