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Re: Installing Piston Sleeves
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Posted by TimC on December 02, 2003 at 11:30:47 from (199.91.33.254):
In Reply to: Installing Piston Sleeves posted by stan on December 02, 2003 at 01:14:47:
I frooze a set for a Jubilee for about an hour. They pretty much contract as much as they are going to by that time. I set a round peice of aluminum about half in thick on the top and knocked them in. Make sure you start them straight and they should go in fairly easy. The only problem i had was the condensate building up on the sleeve that would splatter out when the sleeve bottemed out. Glasses take care of that so you can keep your eyes open. The hammer will bounce back when the sleeve bottems out provided you are using something other than wood.
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