I noticed you are almost cutting on the vertical casting lines on the outside... you are hawging her out super 👌 good, increasing flow... hopefully in the right areas Bro. I think dual swirl is the best intake for washing the piston, cooling and atomization 👍😎 Bueno
Looks nice. On some larger engines those raised rings or edges may be there to improve bond and retention of gaskets or other unions. With some close checking it should be obvious it is not flashing.
I would agree in the out side lip/ring could hold the gasket better but in this case it was not even around the cylinder. Thanks for watching Tim and hope you’re having fun watching the little videos that I have up.
We spend our middle school years learning little of use when we should be practicing skills like this. Now when you're 18 your choice is go deep into debt for more school or get a crappy minimum wage job. Those jobs are for dropouts. If the 18 year old had a sellable skill, why he could rule the world. Now he is of age and may decide what to do next.
Yes there is truth right there. I know that my middle school years was working my butt off and constantly taking shit apart to see how it works and sometimes getting it put back together 😂.
@@sunbear1973 They train young children in sports or music from a tiny tot and by the time they're grown, they surpass all others. We used to do that in the trades, but no longer.
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I noticed you are almost cutting on the vertical casting lines on the outside... you are hawging her out super 👌 good, increasing flow... hopefully in the right areas Bro. I think dual swirl is the best intake for washing the piston, cooling and atomization 👍😎 Bueno
Looks nice. On some larger engines those raised rings or edges may be there to improve bond and retention of gaskets or other unions. With some close checking it should be obvious it is not flashing.
I would agree in the out side lip/ring could hold the gasket better but in this case it was not even around the cylinder. Thanks for watching Tim and hope you’re having fun watching the little videos that I have up.
We spend our middle school years learning little of use when we should be practicing skills like this. Now when you're 18 your choice is go deep into debt for more school or get a crappy minimum wage job. Those jobs are for dropouts. If the 18 year old had a sellable skill, why he could rule the world. Now he is of age and may decide what to do next.
Yes there is truth right there. I know that my middle school years was working my butt off and constantly taking shit apart to see how it works and sometimes getting it put back together 😂.
@@sunbear1973 They train young children in sports or music from a tiny tot and by the time they're grown, they surpass all others. We used to do that in the trades, but no longer.