Subject	whatever, i would definetly pull the cylinder head. Check
Posted by	SpecNATT (Houston) on October 01, 2006 at 9:56 PM
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In Reply To	There's no need to "refresh" JDM motors posted by TTFairladyZ on October 01, 2006 at 09:19 PM
Message	out the condition of the walls and make sure they dont look like this: this was the inside of my 46k jdm tt clip, the mositure ate the walls so bad it needed 1mm over bore. two pistons had cracked rings and ring lands. i would pull heads and pistons. Its dumb to put something in your car having no idea what the condition is on the inside. La-Z-Link.
Follow Ups	The restoration begins! - Duncan90zxtt 11:20:48 10/01/06 Ooh, That Z looks fubard =0) - Tsefreeflow 11:52:25 10/01/06 Congrats on your project bro. I'd look into a few - Riddick (looks clear) 12:01:59 10/01/06 Just my $0.02, I don't think I would EVER just put a used - RAGTPZ 12:03:42 10/01/06 2nd, I learned that the hard way. Definitely refresh a JDM - SpecNATT (Houston) 16:37:26 10/01/06 There's no need to "refresh" JDM motors - TTFairladyZ 21:19:31 10/01/06 whatever, i would definetly pull the cylinder head. Check - SpecNATT (Houston) 21:56:11 10/01/06 Re: There's no need to "refresh" JDM motors - Jehannum 17:44:43 10/02/06 good luck! keep us posted... - naZeer (Dallas) 12:05:46 10/01/06 Good Luck! - Madhatter10-6 13:17:40 10/01/06 good luck man!! looks like there's a lot of work to do :P (n/m) - Falcon-Z 13:37:06 10/01/06 Re: The restoration begins! - cruzinZ 14:26:56 10/01/06 Anybody notice all of the single wires running everywhere?!? (n/m) - Talisman (New Orleans) 23:19:46 10/01/06
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