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Re: [T3] Reworking cylindars


I think you may be making a good observation here... alot of short trips in
the Northeast, and cold winters.
Highway miles have made the engine in my Square very happy... and I havent
driving it in the winter in over 10 years.

Keith


> Most of the T-3 engines that were treated decent just needed valve
> guides at about 60K miles. Resealed the cylinder base, and
> retorqued/resealed the main studs, and they were good for another 60K
> miles.
> Maybe it is the type driving that the cars in the midwest get. A lot of
> highway miles, where the engine gets warmed up completely every time it
> is started.
> Gasoline washing IS hard on rings.
>
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> '71 FB AT
> '65 Bug (not running)
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