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Stealth · April 25th, 2013, 15:37

If your metal tooth failed then the rest of the teeth are going to shear. Plastic is not meant to hold loads like that. Typically multi-metal tooth pistons save you in that department.

Get a new (better) piston.

What the heck is that orange thing anyway?

As a tip, the 1-wire method of wiring the MERF is preferred as it makes for less wiring to snake through. There is no performance degradation. You'll run into pinches if you do the 2-wire method, unless you clear the proper path for the wires.

April 25th, 2013, 15:37	#4
Stealth Mr. Silencer Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Toronto	If your metal tooth failed then the rest of the teeth are going to shear. Plastic is not meant to hold loads like that. Typically multi-metal tooth pistons save you in that department. Get a new (better) piston. What the heck is that orange thing anyway? As a tip, the 1-wire method of wiring the MERF is preferred as it makes for less wiring to snake through. There is no performance degradation. You'll run into pinches if you do the 2-wire method, unless you clear the proper path for the wires. Last edited by Stealth; April 25th, 2013 at 15:39..