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| what is an o-ringed block | | MICHAEL | Posted @ 10 Feb 2008, 12:55am |
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Posts: 241 | what the f$ck is an o-ringed block?
does it mean the oil rings on the pistons or are there o-rings on the actual block itself awell it got me f$cked anyways any help much appreciated i thought they were on rotors 
|  | | Replies | | #989 | | makka84 | Posted @ 10 Feb 2008, 3:22pm |
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Posts: 191 | You're probably thinkin apex seals in rotors,lol!
An o-ringed block is what they use for cars with big horsepower mick.
The machinist machines a groove or recess into the top of the block on every cylinder,then they knock copper o-rings into the grooves.because engines with big boost shit the head gaskets coz the head gasket cant cope with the pressure,so they find the o-rings seal alot better.
| | | #1005 | | MICHAEL | Posted @ 12 Feb 2008, 7:24pm |
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Posts: 241 | cheers makka i was thinking of oil rings on the piston. lol
dont all standard turbo motors have an o-ringed block???
| | | #1006 | | makka84 | Posted @ 12 Feb 2008, 9:49pm |
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Posts: 191 | LOL!If they did then we'd all have no probs with head issues!no,o-ringed blocks are a HP thing,somthing not many manufacturers have an idea about,lol 
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