Subject: First old TES message.
From: ACRE NL
Date: 12/18/2001, 7:59 AM

Ken did you ever receive these rings?
Did you put them in your engine?

Paul Lamar


Subject:        Needed guinea pig to test all teflon/silicone O-rings.
   Date:        Tue, 20 Jun 2000 15:01:59 -0700
  From:        Paul <rotaryeng@earthlink.net>

Ken Gillanders wrote:

----- Original Message -----
From: Paul <rotaryeng@earthlink.net>
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 2:11 PM
Subject: Needed guinea pig to test all teflon/silicone O-rings.

I have two sample sets of teflon encapsulated silicone O-rings on order.
If you are in the process of rebuilding your engine
right now we need to talk. I need to test these
samples for fit.

The complete set of sixteen  O-rings is $240. Money back
at $15 each for a limited time only for those O-rings that don't fit.
Once we nail down the fit we can then order in quantity.

First two qualified people that contact me gets em.

Four big ones per rotor to seal the coolant.
Total of eight. (two different sizes)

Four small ones per rotor (two different sizes) to fit
the oil control rings. Total of eight.

Grand total of sixteen.

Paul Lamar

Paul:

I'll be the pig, my engine is stripped down, cleaned and in pieces ready to
reassemble with the exception of getting the housings lapped and nitrated.
Looks like I will have to send the housings to South Carolina if I want them
nitrided. I'd like to get it done on the west coast if possible. Lapco gave
me 30 days. If this is too long to wait maybe someone else can do it.

Ken Gillanders

OK Ken you are number one. You are relatively close so we can work
together on this. They quoted me two weeks on shipping the O-rings.

Too bad you did not pick up a valley phone book. I am sure there
are some heat treaters in the SF valley or perhaps in east LA. I 
will ask some friends in the manufacturing  business who they use 
and see if they can nitride your end housing here on the west cost.

Paul Lamar
 

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