Originally Posted by Hotrod Lincoln
I'm guessing that the engine just needs to be worked like a rented mule for a few hours to get the rings seated properly. These engines aren't the fragile wildflowers most stovebolters believe them to be. "Drive it like you stole it!"
Jerry

That's the way I was taught. Guy I worked for would say "If it's going to come apart better now than later".


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