Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 9:05 am
Ragnarok wrote:
I would normally recommend more than the d/4 rule, because of potential piston bounce, and just to be sure really
I will probably shoot for around a quarter inch both to make up for possible bounce and the fact that I may screw it up, seeing as I cant look at the seal from the side now that its soldered together.
jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:
But in this case, the piston doesn't sit in the tee itself.
I wondered if anyone would notice that. the reason is, I don't get how you "bore out" the tee without weakening it? I wanted everything full strength. Its like barrel rifling, how can that not totally weaken the pipe?
By the way, I have no clue how to get the quote thing to work, so like a resourceful noob, I used the ole' copy paste trick
I would normally recommend more than the d/4 rule, because of potential piston bounce, and just to be sure really
I will probably shoot for around a quarter inch both to make up for possible bounce and the fact that I may screw it up, seeing as I cant look at the seal from the side now that its soldered together.
jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:
But in this case, the piston doesn't sit in the tee itself.
I wondered if anyone would notice that. the reason is, I don't get how you "bore out" the tee without weakening it? I wanted everything full strength. Its like barrel rifling, how can that not totally weaken the pipe?
By the way, I have no clue how to get the quote thing to work, so like a resourceful noob, I used the ole' copy paste trick