WITH ZERO WAY OUT

now that i remember it the pistons must be timed

when rebuilding

Pistols and belts

however is mostly making sure everything fits, as the crankshaft calibrates that

however is mostly making sure everything fits, as the crankshaft calibrates that

i did a rebuild and we had to do tha

Does the crankshaft wear in the same way pistons do?

it does but damaging a crankshaft is rather difficult unless you abuse the car

it is rather changed in a rebuilt for ensuring original performance

Anyone else into ballet?

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No bully

nice

i wish i could wrench

paid 240 euros for two tickets to a ballet show

@julian dances

Classic rendition of Sleeping Beauty

Cool

as friction and wear from the oil, which acts as a abrasive due to particles from the parts mixing with the oil

hence why ppl should change oil when specified

Transmissions freak me out, had a Honda pilot that the previous owner used as a restaurant truck in a city and the feeling of suddenly losing power on the highway is ass clenching.

https://youtu.be/5fKxzQ8ARTQ

Saw this

In 2014

>using a car as a food truck

rip

maintenance of those cars is usually abysmal

it is really worth it @Shrimpf ?

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Not a food truck, a transportation truck. Probably hauled it full with veggies and meat every morning for years from the restaurant depot to the store.

Didn't tell me that but from the sheer state of the interior I guessed it. Didn't think it would be a problem though.

Ballet shows?

yes

If you love classic literature

This is basically people enacting it

@johnfrum if your car is working atm fine then there are no need to worries

Japanese cars are surprisingly durable

and can take a beating

I also like opera but ballet is more expressive

Nah that was years before, had to declare a total loss. Transmission rebuild would have cost about 1.5 the amount I paid for it.