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  1. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    I have to agree with the above post. Bore it a little and use slightly larger matching pistons. .030 over wouldn't hurt it and then you'll have a good fresh surface for the rings to seat against. You can also get the rotating assembly balanced as well. Both will help reliability and performance.
  2. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Or @Rolex's carnuba wax....
  3. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    More wrench time. I enjoyed helping a friend wrench on his door-slammer. He offered to let me drive, but I really prefer wrenching and this has continued on into my RC racing.
  4. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Great to hear that you're getting it legal! Hopefully you guys will enjoy driving it around town looking for trouble. lol
  5. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Looks good, Randy.
  6. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Stage 8 bolts are the way to go from everything I've heard.
  7. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    You're AWESOME @Rolex!!!!!!!!
  8. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    And a partridge in a pear tree...
  9. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Ignore @Rolex, Randy. He's been snorting Curnuba wax again.
  10. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    No problem, Randy. I'll give him mine so he can send the Yeti to me.
  11. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Looking good so far...
  12. hamz9561

    Father-Son 1:1 Mustang GT Project

    Hope there is enough time at the test and tune for a little "smoke show" video. I used to help wrench on a friend's door-slammer when he'd race at Heartland Park in Topeka. It's a lot of fun even if you're "Only" wrenching...
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