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> case work....., thoughts on metal removal...
crash914
post Mar 22 2004, 06:32 PM
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couple of pictures showing 80mm crank and type 1 rods...

Very tight...


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Jake Raby
post Mar 24 2004, 09:35 AM
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Herb,
I have just as much if not more respect for you!

I also feel for you, because I can see how hard you have tried to get this right, and still have issues. This is the way that I learned, and pretty much memorized all the issues with different combos.

You are not alone!

I could have sold you a 100% drop in engine kit, and that would have solved all these hard tasks that cost money, and still offered a challenge for you......

BTW, when those rods are clearanced, and they do need clearancing- They must be rebalanced end for end with the proper jig.. Balance is very important.
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