normal driving conditions dont break shit. the guy with the wallet can do what he wants but he really dosent have to. the other cylinder lives in a totally different enviroment and it will be just fine left alone![^]
easy ther blewbyyou we all have are own opions and theres no need to got crazy on me. alright your new here so i am not gonna tell the mod just that we on snowmobile fanatics dont bash brands or others opions alright
If only one piston is bad, you don't need to replace the other. However, you may as well throw a new set of rings on the old piston, then your compression will be like new on both cylinders.
I agree you don't have to replace the piston, the rings are a great suggestion. First thing I would do though is find out what destroyed the old piston if you already haven't.
What's wrong with putting new rings on an old piston? I see no problems with this. Of course you have to make sure you deglaze the cylinder first........I mean come on, thats a given.
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