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Old October 8th 05, 03:01 AM
Misterbeets
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Although I don't think it's done for either of those reasons, but to
reduce cylinder bore wear.

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Old October 8th 05, 04:22 AM
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"Misterbeets" > wrote
> Although I don't think it's done for either of those reasons, but to
> reduce cylinder bore wear.


.... or reduce the strength (thicknesses, maybe materials) required of the
cylinder.

Your first response was spot on in the context of the thread. The side force
[on the cylinder walls] NORMALLY created is eliminated.


 




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