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Piston Rings

Piston Rings seal the combustion chamber, while dissipating heat. And, apply the correct pressure on the cylinder wall, so there’s a consistent film of oil. This provides sufficient lubrication and protects against wear.

Cylinder Bore Deglazing - Purpose - Proper Crosshatch And Angle
Machining Rebuilding Repair

Cylinder Bore Deglazing – Purpose – Proper Crosshatch And Angle

03/03/2024

The cylinder bore deglazing process is basically, removing the glaze from your engines cylinder walls. Because, having the proper finish, is extremely important in helping with, proper piston ring lubrication. So, without proper lubrication, heat […]

Ball Hone - How To Get The Perfect Finish, For Piston Ring Sealing
Machining Rebuilding Repair

Ball Hone – How To Get The Perfect Finish, For Piston Ring Sealing

02/23/2024

The Ball Hone is self-centering, self-aligning to the bore, and self-compensating for wear. Ball hones provide, a great surface finish and will make, your next re-ring job a success ! The ball hone tool, is […]

File Fit Piston Rings - How To Do It Properly, For Critical End-Gap
Machining Rebuilding Repair

File Fit Piston Rings – How To Do It Properly, For Critical End-Gap

01/30/2024

File fit piston rings, are the next level of evolution, to properly seal your engines cylinders. So, the most critical thing to check when installing new piston rings, is the end-gap. Consequently, using file fit […]

Piston Rings - Signs Of Worn Piston Rings - How To Replace Them
Engine Bottom End

Piston Rings – Signs Of Worn Piston Rings – How To Replace Them

12/11/2023

So, the first sign of worn out piston rings, is engine blow-by. Consequently, if you are seeing puffs of blue smoke out of the exhaust, it means the engine is burning oil. Also, with worn […]

Valves And Piston Rings Function - Failure Warning Signs - Testing
Engine Bottom End

Valves And Piston Rings Function – Failure Warning Signs – Testing

01/20/2023

Valves and piston rings, are crucial for your engine to function properly. Aside from your head gasket, these are the parts that are responsible for, sealing the combustion chamber. Most of the time, valves and […]

Engine Piston Rings - How Do They Work - How Can They Fail
Engine Bottom End

Engine Piston Rings – How Do They Work – How Can They Fail

12/08/2022

Engine piston rings, have the most important job, of sealing the combustion chamber. So, they need to ensure that, no oil reaches the combustion chamber, while keeping the compression in the cylinder. Most engine piston […]

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