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    Eric Cullum
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      I am new here so bare with me. I have a outboard Champion hot rod engine believe it is a 1955 or 1956. I am looking for the coils and rings and gaskets. It has a 2 1/2″ bore width of ring is 1/16 an height is 1/64 any info would be welcome

      #302748
      seakaye12
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        Hello Eric and welcome to the forums!

        In case you don’t already know….there is a SIG Group Leader in the club for Champion Hot Rod.  You can reach out to him via the contact form on the SIG page here….within the Inner Sanctum.

        His name is Cooper Jess

        #302751
        Eric Cullum
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          When I go to that inner sanctum it says I need to register but I already did so maybe I am doing it wrong

          #302764
          Sam M.
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            When I go to that inner sanctum it says I need to register but I already did so maybe I am doing it wrong

            Try doing a refresh on the AOMCI home page and verify you’re still signed in.  Sometimes, after inactivity or doing other things on a device, AOMCI will sign me out even if I didn’t delete its tab, so you you might just have to sign in again.  Note that you must be logged into your AOMCI Membership account to access the Inner Sanctum.

            #302765
            Sam M.
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              I am looking for the coils and rings and gaskets.

              It is possible to cut out gaskets yourself using small scissors, hollow punches and gasket paper.  Tubs has an informative video about making gaskets on YouTube.  I would get you the link, but my YouTube app has given up.  🤷‍♂️

              #302766
              Sam M.
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                I am looking for the coils and rings and gaskets.

                It is possible to cut out gaskets yourself using small scissors, hollow punches and gasket paper.  Tubs has an informative video about making gaskets on YouTube.  I would get you the link, but my YouTube app has given up.  🤷‍♂️

                Here is a multi-page thread with more gasket-cutting ideas:

                https://www.aomci.org/forums/topic/head-gasket-material-3/

                #302782
                Tubs
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                  A 1955 is 4MM-HR. A 56 is 6MM-HR.  Coils are no longer available however by filing down the sides of the coil laments to 7/16 you can use the OMC stile coils as substitutes. Much the same as in this video. https://youtu.be/OxPHe8EPe1Q?si=tjv5MZrSUTP-pJaf  

                  A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

                  #302783
                  Tubs
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                    Here is an old video I did on making gaskets. https://youtu.be/I0FrFA__n00?si=CKvPoBlhhQPMey3g  I’m sending you the email to Cooper Jess in a PM. He is the man when it comes to these Hot Rods. 

                    A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

                    #302786
                    Eric Cullum
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                      On the gaskets I have the material and have been making gaskets for years but was looking for a kit but I guess not available. Coils are rusted swollen fraying no good. So this is were I am at now, I could have rings made but that itself is a big if, would hate to just give up on this project. I am restore a hydro plain t5hat set world speed record in 1972.

                      #302798
                      Tubs
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                        A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

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