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This is now clean and back to life. 
What's on your bench?
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Nice jugs.
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Started my China 440. Cutting plated chambers sucks ass. Came out pretty darn ugly.
Nothing compares with oem quality. Nothing.
Nothing compares with oem quality. Nothing.
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Interesting indicator in the chuck... What's that called?
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Was on the bench.....now in the fridge. Next the freezer.....
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That chamber looks like the grooves on a 45rpm record from years past.
Just let the grooves fill with carbon for more compression/power.
Maybe a round nose carbide tool bit run light and fast to clean it up.
Going to teardown the 3rd 4-mix motor for rings/seals today.
I have found 2 weak coils out of 4 of these motors.
They are easy to work on but it is not interesting at all.
On the plus side the owner lives 200 yards away and has a larger bobcat with many attachments, 2 3/4 ton and 1 1 ton truck that i can use
when needed.
Just let the grooves fill with carbon for more compression/power.
Maybe a round nose carbide tool bit run light and fast to clean it up.
Going to teardown the 3rd 4-mix motor for rings/seals today.
I have found 2 weak coils out of 4 of these motors.
They are easy to work on but it is not interesting at all.
On the plus side the owner lives 200 yards away and has a larger bobcat with many attachments, 2 3/4 ton and 1 1 ton truck that i can use
when needed.
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Neighbor's toys FTW!
MG porting
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Yes they do takes a good amount of work to make them good runners. But that's part of the fun. Lol
MG porting
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Did another Chinese cylinder this one I'm thinking about giving this to a Ope member who would like to have a hotrod 660 but haven't decided yet or not because I might put this on one of mine don't really need it but I'm weird that way. Lol.
