<VV> Deves rings?

[lonwall@corvairunderground.com]

Bryan - Chrome rings are harder to break in than moly.  I would only use 
chrome rings on freshly bored and honed cylinders. Moly will USUALLY 
seat on old cylinders that have been ridgid-honed. I have no experience 
with Deves.

Lon


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  On 3/28/2013 7:15 AM, Bryan Blackwell wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm ordering the pistons for a fresh 110 for our Greenbrier, I was looking over the ring options as well.  The Deves rings look like a good match for a mostly stock 110 that will see a fair amount of abuse dragging around the Greenbrier full of stuff.  Has anyone tried them?  I guess my second choice would be chrome rings, since I know the engine will see some pretty hard use but not high rpms and I don't want to wait for moly rings to break in.
>
> --Bryan
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