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Old 16 June 2010 | 06:16 PM
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I am about to get my 2.5 Mahle forged piston fitted. And my mechanic has asked me to find out what direction the arrow goes. He is used to a dot, on the pistons and knows what way they go. I appreciate all your help.
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The arrow should point towards the front of the engine....
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As Baly said - to the front.
There is normally an off-set on the Gudgeon Pin boss on the pistons,so make sure your mechanic gets the off-set correct prior to fitting.

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Old 17 June 2010 | 10:29 AM
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Thx Guys.
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The arrow should point towards the front of the engine....
A mind of info Baly.

What are you building the now?
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**** - with questions like that, I'd be inclined to find a different mechanic!
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Oh Peter do you hear want Urban is saying about Colin. LOL. I am having a nightmare, replaced turbo when i saw you last, got the car back, and it was still the same. So i have to put in forged pistons. Peter do you know anyone with a low milage newage 6 speed box with all bits required for a conversion. Thx, Richard.
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**** - with questions like that, I'd be inclined to find a different mechanic!
Just what I was thinking
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Its a bit like a spark coming to do some work in your house and saying
I'm not familiar with these wires - I understand Black & Red wires, but what way round are these Blue & Brown things
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Lol guys....

Some guys just want to double check and ensure they are doing things right, so in my eyes nothing wrong with double checking...as i say if your not sure you should ask.

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A mind of info Baly.

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Lol Peter thanks.....all thanks to some very good friends who have taught me over time....My project thread that was started a while back on the other forum has now been updated.
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Thx Sti_Baly, Colin has never fitted these pistons before, and just wanted to double check. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Good stuff, do it right and do it once. Enjoy
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