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[Joe Bob]

[Reg]

^^^^^^ Looks like RF is trying to cop a peek!

[wrench1]

What is so upsetting is that the piston looks to be new.[

[porsche930dude]

[porsche930dude]

This one came out of my 46 jeep cj-2a. I finally decided to rebuild it after 5 years of driving it with oil that always turned to rice pudding in short order with all the coolant in it. there were cracks from the valve seats that traveled all the way down the cylender walls. Plus the top two rings an every piston were shattered in many pieces. some tried to escape. But it always ran great. Had a little more power after the rebuild but not much . Great little 60hp 134ci flathead

[joeblow]

I would say it has 30sec of run time and likely even just starter rotation. I see no carbon signs.

Originally Posted by wrench1

What is so upsetting is that the piston looks to be new.[

[Joe Bob]

That was a dumfuchoopsie .....ya can't suck a bolt dat big thru a valve.......OI.....

[Mothy]

Bet that is one of the bolts that holds the spider inside the CIS Intake airbox. Big backfire on start after a rebuild and that's what you can end up with - mine did it to number 5 cyl.

Tim

[steve185]

ya can't suck a bolt dat big thru a valve.......OI

I am pretty sure that piston if from a 2 stroke engine (no valves)

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[URY914]

[joeblow]

That is a 911 CIS piston, looks like 2.7...

Originally Posted by steve185

I am pretty sure that piston if from a 2 stroke engine (no valves)

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[Por_sha911]

Originally Posted by joeblow

That is a 911 CIS piston, looks like 2.7...

The pic looks more like a 36 DD than a 2.7 CIS

[Geronimo '74]

Christy Mack ain't no mechanic....

[1990C4S]

Maybe that's not an engine she has her arm in.

[s_morrison57]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Every time I see pic's like this all I can think of is "get the hall off the car"

[mikesride]

[Joe Bob]

Originally Posted by s_morrison57

Every time I see pic's like this all I can think of is "get the hall off the car"

[billybek]

Originally Posted by mikesride

No.
You have to tie the string to the bottom of the hockey stick and then cover the string with fallen maple leaves. Or Maple Leafs...
Otherwise I am pretty sure it would work.

[ZOO]

Originally Posted by billybek

No.
You have to tie the string to the bottom of the hockey stick and then cover the string with fallen maple leaves. Or Maple Leafs...
Otherwise I am pretty sure it would work.

Lol. The whole premise fails. The bottom of the net is open . . .

Now, most Canadians would stick around anyway, and politely explain to you the problem with the concept (while drinking your beer).

[Z-man]

Einstein's second observation of what E is.