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  1. 06-26-2008, 09:01 PM #1
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    Default d15b/d16y8 head

    a while back my car dropped a valve and twisted a piston so i went a head and replaced everything in it but the crank

    i know that i need to give it time to let the rings seat and all but #4 took a few trys to slip in and its still smoking a little here and there....
    could it be the piston rings on #4 be a little bent or keep driving it like a g-ma for a while?
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    or that sleeve could be fvcked.
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