You would assume Crower would know what they are doing and if they say do not wash then I wouldn't.
I run Isky red zones and they specify washing and then soaking.
I run Isky red zones and they specify washing and then soaking.
Crower Solid Roller, Initial treatment...
What are you guys doing with your solid rollers when you first install them?
The reason I ask is because I originally intended on soaking them in some mineral spirits before soaking them in motor oil and then installing them.
Well, my Crowers came with a card that says DO NOT wash the lifters before you install them. Something about taking some coating off the roller.
What is the proper treatment? Especially for Crower brand.
Thanks.
Jim
The reason I ask is because I originally intended on soaking them in some mineral spirits before soaking them in motor oil and then installing them.
Well, my Crowers came with a card that says DO NOT wash the lifters before you install them. Something about taking some coating off the roller.
What is the proper treatment? Especially for Crower brand.
Thanks.
Jim
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