Posted by Lanse on November 23, 2008 at 17:43:36 from (64.12.117.74):
In Reply to: Re: More mag issues posted by Lanse on November 23, 2008 at 17:32:41:
Oh ya. Right. Off the top of my head:
ranger-Dont buy it Ranger-make a trailer out of it Ranger-Dont paint it
B-Dont put it in vise B-Dont buy it B-Use new pistons/sleeves B-Take that to a local garage B-See what you've done? B-head-take it down before it kills someone B-Dont paint it yet
C-dont do it-you need that money for vacation (Bill) C-Get a new block C-Grind the crank C-Keep the distributor C-Get a new tire C-Dont grind that off C-Dont use a file-spend $4 on an ez-out C-Use a torch C-Dont use the other head C-Dont reuse that gasket C-Dont grind down the front end C-Do something about them studs C-Dont part it out yet
WC-Dont get it WC-Be ready for what this is gonna cost WC-Dont pull it WC-Leave it intact WC-Careful that might bend WC-Careful that might break WC-Careful that might fall WC-Go easy on that WC-Dont reuse those sleeves (i did eventually follow that advice)
I can think of more. I've learned its generally good advice to follow the advice i get here, and i do most of the time. Thanks everyone
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