Wait a second here! It doesn't say it was a 1098, but what else has full
floating wrist pins? So now they want a 1275? I'm confused on this
article. 1275 has press fit pins in the rods.
Teflon buttons on a 1098 are a typical cure for retaining wrist pin clips,
so why the search for a different style engine? Am I missing something?
Paul A
----- Original Message -----
From "Timothy H. Collins" <thcollin at mtu.edu>
To: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 3:16 PM
Subject: Postmortem on a 1275
> Some of you engine rebuilders may be interested in the postmortem on a
1275
> that lasted 1500 miles after an "out of town custom rebuild." Find it in
> "The Healey Enthusiast" (Minnesota) newsletter.
>
http://www.mnhealey.com/newsletter/Healey%20Enthusiast%20February%202006.pdf
>
>
> Tim Collins
> Midland, MI
> 1966 AH Sprite
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