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So im preparing to put back my intake and what not, and i happened to remove the injectors from the manifold, but they're still attached to the fuel rail. I read somewhere that when you remove injectors, no matter what you MUST replace the O rings and pintle caps...is that true?


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Naah! I never do. Inspect them to see if you see any obvious imperfections. If so, replace them. If not, don't.
 

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Unless the've got flat spots, or are torn anywhere I just put a couple finger fulls of oil on them and pop them back in.
 

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Plop em in!
 

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O rings are cheap. If in doubt replace, but unless loose, flat or damaged, no problem.
 

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Gearbanger 101 said:
Unless the've got flat spots, or are torn anywhere I just put a couple finger fulls of oil on them and pop them back in.
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I use Vaseline
 
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Now we have been serious, I have wanted to ask you about an old Speed King bass drum or high hat pedal. I have seen them used as throttle pedals on hot rods. As you use Tama drums, is this a good use of Ludwig parts, or is it going to be tacky on a newer car?
 

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[QUOTBulitt347, post: 8831126, member: 121367"]I use Vaseline [/QUOTE]
Lol, that is more than we needed to know. Motor oil does not risk clogging up the spray nozzles.
 

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7991LXnSHO said:
Now we have been serious, I have wanted to ask you about an old Speed King bass drum or high hat pedal. I have seen them used as throttle pedals on hot rods. As you use Tama drums, is this a good use of Ludwig parts, or is it going to be tacky on a newer car?
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dafuk?
 

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His name is Tama drummer. He'll understand the question.
 

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7991LXnSHO said:
Now we have been serious, I have wanted to ask you about an old Speed King bass drum or high hat pedal. I have seen them used as throttle pedals on hot rods. As you use Tama drums, is this a good use of Ludwig parts, or is it going to be tacky on a newer car?
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That kind of stuff looks better on old school Hot Rods, not newer cars. For some reason it has a nice "period correct" feel on rods. I have never seen anyone use newer or older Tama foot pedals on Rods.
 

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And here I was hoping you would think Ludwig parts are better put on my car than my trap set. But I think you are right, I need to save it for a rat rod. But having the gas pedal factory lettered "speed king" or " speed pro" would be cool on the right car.
 

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Just perform your standard O-ring inspection and replace if necessary.

Replace if nicked, deformed, dried out, etc.
 
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dont forget lube it with fresh oil before install ^^
 

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Bullitt347 said:
I use Vaseline
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I'm lucky to get any.
 

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7991LXnSHO said:
But having the gas pedal factory lettered "speed king" or " speed pro" would be cool on the right car.
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They'd think you were a meth dealer. But yeah I'm with the rest of em. When I did it I just greased em and put em back in.
 
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Bullitt347 said:
I use Vaseline
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That's what she said.
 

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Bullitt347 said:
I use Vaseline
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We're talking your o-rings here, not your starfish!
 
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