Posted Mon Aug 23, 2004, 10:54pm Subject: Re: Hey brokencup...here's the Relax group
Jon,
Thanks for the pictures. You did a great job. I'll will use these as a standard and a reference when I get back to Atlanta.
I may have some questions or comments when I have time to examine them more carefully, but for now suffice it to say that they are well executed and beneficial.
Posted Tue Aug 24, 2004, 4:05am Subject: Re: Hey brokencup...here's the Relax group
brokencup Said:
Jon,
Thanks for the pictures. You did a great job. I'll will use these as a standard and a reference when I get back to Atlanta.
I may have some questions or comments when I have time to examine them more carefully, but for now suffice it to say that they are well executed and beneficial.
Bob - Thanks for the compliment. Your questions and comments are always welcome with me :-)
HB Said:
If you look carefully, you can see the dispersion screen groove Howard mentions in this picture (right). The "ungroovy" ones (left) usually have a thin metal ring spot-welded around the perimeter of the screen and a "dot" welded to the center, whose purpose is still a mystery to me. I've gotten both kinds off without nicking the gasket, but the ungroovy ones are more challenging (and I scratch the sides of them more ;-).
Thanks Dan! - as always you're a wealth of information...and I really appreciate your knowledge and easygoing nature. I have always wondered about the differences for some of the E61 groups being made by so many manufacturers.
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