Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 18:42
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If mechanic a says right tighty and mechanic b says lefty tighty who is incorrect?

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 19:08
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That's just a big misunderestimation....the true question would be which mechanic is correct!!

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 19:10
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It depends on which side of the older chrysler vehicle youre standing when youre taking off the lug nuts,since they used left handed threads on one side and right handed on the other B)
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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 19:29
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bluezbike wrote: That's just a big misunderestimation....the true question would be which mechanic is correct!!

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no the who being me and the is correct also being me.

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 19:38
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yeah what I would do with the cylinders is put a reverse thread heli-coil in there for a rifle effect.

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 19:39
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wireman wrote: It depends on which side of the older chrysler vehicle youre standing when youre taking off the lug nuts,since they used left handed threads on one side and right handed on the other B)
I noticed that with door locks, they usually get me every time if I open the passenger door, and even so when I go from the passenger to the driver door. but never with just the drivers side lock.

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 20:58
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donthaveakawman wrote: yeah what I would do with the cylinders is put a reverse thread heli-coil in there for a rifle effect.

Let us know how that works out for you.

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 21:36
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Stretch shorter.... :blink: :pinch: :ohmy: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 22:51
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Must of stretched it on the compression stroke! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 23:31
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how quick would a piston be moving at 9000 rpm?

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 23:33
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peavylotus wrote: well I will take your opinion to heart on this one and just replace the cylinders, Ill post mine on ebay for real cheap for someone wanting to bore a 1015 up or something. Whatever I make will probably go to you if you find you have a replacement available. I don't want to buy cylinders off ebay since its hard to guarantee quality used parts.

This is my cylinder, It is the same on all four if you were curious to see the damage

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those jugs aren't too bad, what size are they, I can look at the bent bike website.

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Re: Does anyone have an extra 1015 cylinders?

26 Jan 2013 23:34
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Faster than I could type this! :woohoo:
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