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346xp Scored Piston
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<blockquote data-quote="Stihlofadeal64" data-source="post: 3483704" data-attributes="member: 37680"><p>Out of curiosity, what were you using to slick up the cylinder. I personally wouldn't reassemble it till I was able to slick it up a bit more. I may have to duck after this comment but a "ball hone" would make it look real slick. :msp_w00t:</p><p>If it doesn't have an apparent leak from the final test, it may have indeed been the carb tune. </p><p>Happy Sawing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stihlofadeal64, post: 3483704, member: 37680"] Out of curiosity, what were you using to slick up the cylinder. I personally wouldn't reassemble it till I was able to slick it up a bit more. I may have to duck after this comment but a "ball hone" would make it look real slick. :msp_w00t: If it doesn't have an apparent leak from the final test, it may have indeed been the carb tune. Happy Sawing. [/QUOTE]
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