Do you think the hair could've come from the floodwaters???

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tanqueray
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I have 128MB on this machine and they worked fine.

 

Thanks! Much better!

 

Looks like Cylinder #4 had a nice little crack in it... Yikes!!! Great job with the photo's, some interesting stuff there.


Dale

 

Cool Pix! Thanks for a look inside! I just looked at them quickly but plan to examine the pix more when I have time (and am away from work...)

 

If you still have the hair burn the end to see if it is really hair. If it is a polymer, possible, it will melt and burn at the same time. Hair will just burn(with a very distinctive smell, if you don't know it grab a hair, preferable somebody else's, pull and burn away.). If it is glass fibre or carbon it won't do a whole lot.


Hugh

 

Wow, what great step-by-step photos. You know it's stuff like this that make me spend so much time at this site. THANKS.

 

Very cool pictures! It's great to see the inside of an S2000 engine, hairy or not. Thanks!

 

John,

with that hair'y lead title, this excellent thread might be overlooked by many how would like to see it. -- I know I almost skipped it. And, since I didn't, I saved almost every photo in harddrive. Thanks again. May I suggest you cross reference it with a better description: Inside S2k Engine Photos in the Under the Hood section. If I understood all this PC stuff I'd do it myself.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Squeezer
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No I am using an intel celeron 400 with 160 megs of ram and running Linux.