The set consists of two scraper rings, very thin, and thicker, usually "corrugated" spacer or expander. Install the spacer first onto the piston, taking care that the ends do not overlap, but will butt against each other. This is to assure that the expander does indeed keep the scrapers pressed against the cylinder wall after installation Then, starting about 1/3 around from the point where the ends of the spacer meet, install the bottom scraper by gently twisting the ring across its diameter so that one end is lower. Place this lower end into the ring grove below the spacer, then gently work the scraper down the side of the piston until it is fully in the grove below the spacer. Throughout the process, continue to make sure the ends of the spacer do not overlap (very easy to do, so be careful here) Install the top scraper in the same manner as the bottom scraper. Once done, and the compression rings (the two top rings) have been installed, lubricate generously with your favorite engine oil prior to installing in the cylinder Rick Morrison
how does a coil work in a MGB
MG MGB was created in 1962.
MGB had a 4 cyl 1.8 engine MGB had a straight 6 2.9 engine
All MGB's that have air conditioning had units installed as dealer-installed options. So, no MGB's came from the factory with A/C.
MGB in retail refers to Main Grocery Buyers. Also referred to as mass market MGBs.
An MGB is a sports car and the KGB was the secret investigative arm of the Soviet Union, sort of like the CIA in the US.
The MGB was the Russian intelligence agency during the years of 1946 to 1953. This Ministry of State Security was the country's secret police organization.
MGB
They were made by MG, which was a division of British Leyland.
http://www.mgbhive.co.uk/
I can average 23mpg in my 1974 roadster
One can purchase a used MGB GT on sites like PistonHeads. Or one can go to the MG Car Club in Auckland in person to check out the models and the price.