Assembly lube
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StressCraxx - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Hi
I put the bottom end of my Twincam together just last week. I started off using assembly lube and tried both the red and green goopy types. I actually ended up taking things apart and going with engine oil instead because I found that the very viscous nature of the lube stopped me feeling the rotational quality of the crank and rods as an assembly.
I'm not saying that this will be an issue for you, it's just my recent experience with my particular engine.
All the best
Berni
I put the bottom end of my Twincam together just last week. I started off using assembly lube and tried both the red and green goopy types. I actually ended up taking things apart and going with engine oil instead because I found that the very viscous nature of the lube stopped me feeling the rotational quality of the crank and rods as an assembly.
I'm not saying that this will be an issue for you, it's just my recent experience with my particular engine.
All the best
Berni
Zetec+ 2 under const, also 130S. And another 130S for complete restoration. Previously Racing green +2s with green tints. Yellow +2 and a couple of others, all missed. Great to be back 04/11/2021 although its all starting to get a bit out of control.
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berni29 - Fourth Gear
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