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> Rebuilding the 2056, To tight?
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post May 28 2007, 07:56 AM
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Well I finally got all the pieces for the rebuild.Yesterday Joe(Redneck Racer) came over,we planed to check the deck height.We put the crank in(those bearing pins are hard to line up).The rear main seemed real tight,finally got the dowel pin right and the crank turns freely.For the mock up I put the other case half on and tighted it up,now the crank won`t turn at all.Joe thinks I need line boreing.Let me say that this engine spun the rear main and cooked # 3 piston.Anyone out there have any thoughts. Am I doing something wrong.
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Joe Ricard
post May 29 2007, 06:48 AM
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We pulled the pin and tried it that way, no difference. The outer diameter of the bearing DON"T FIT THE CASE.

I agree that the the case bearing saddle has collapsed. If you had seen the carnage of when Barry pulled the motor apart some of you may have gotten sick to your stomach.

What Barry really needs is for someone to hook him up with a good case.
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