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new rings

hey

I have a set of rings(Deves) that I had sitting for sometime , I was going to use them for my rebuild, Is it a good Idea to let the rings soak in oil for a few hours or overnite before installing them?

thanks
Dave

Old 07-14-2003, 06:40 PM
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Not necessary. Some Pro engine builders install the rings dry! (to help them seat initially) I believe the Factory uses a very light coat of ATF.
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Old 07-16-2003, 08:29 PM
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I installed/mearsured the rings last night,
I soked them for a few hours, wiped clean, and wiped out the cylinder with a slightly oil damp papertowel, ,

the bottom ring (oil one) was the tightest one to slide in, and with these new pistons the oil ring is down by the skirt?? now I need to get another kind of piston ring compressor to put the P/C on to the block, because to get the wrist pin to slide onto the rod the oil ring needs to be out and uncompressed.
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