Part 2: Reading Plugs, pistons, and valves (with Pics)

[Bruce Plecan]

Hahahahahah
Hahahah
hahah

Ya every three months they run one down into my lungs, for taking samples
during the biopsy.
The Doc like GNs, just doubt he'd let me *borrow* the machine to take it
down to the parking lot.
LOL
Hope ya can appreciate how funny this is to me...
Bruce
   BTW, I have seen an automotive version for sale, seems like it was
$4,500, but was some time ago.


From: "Dave Zug" <dzug at delanet.com>
Subject: Re: Part 2: Reading Plugs, pistons, and valves (with Pics)
> ever had access to an arthroscope (SP?) I'd like to borrow one of those
> babies for a day. With fibre and little PC cameras so cheap nowadays seems
> like a great DIY project! Take a $19 PC camera apart, extend the wiring to
> the lens , add a dozen strands of fibreoptics to a fibreglass rod for a
> light source and shove it down an intake port and maybe into the open
valve?
> is 0.510" too narrow for one of those lenses?  oops I guess you need a way
> to direct the lens to point other directions.. hmmm..

> From: Bruce Plecan nacelp at bright.net
> > Ahh, got what ya mean.
> > think it's Jegs has a plate with a plug tapped hole in it.
> > Then you can scribe a line to show where cylinder lines up per plug,
> > supposedly for faster indexing.
> > Me, I gota couple 3 packs of shims, a mike, and a magic marker (ie
cheap)
> > Bruce
> > > Oh definetly not the place for indexing.. the serious drag guys obsess
> > over
> > > that level of detail (I've read).
> > > I thought the detail would be interesting. While the heads are off
> though
> > > its good to screw the plugs in and see where they end up, depthwise.


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