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Plasti Gage, Cyl head seats |
930cabman |
Jan 1 2022, 09:59 AM
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Building my first VW/Porsche flat engine in 30+ years, I am taking my time checking and double checking. The $$ investment is not that great, but I want to get it right. Case is together with good main, rod and cam clearances. Engine spins, not too loose, not too tight. Assembling the pistons and cylinders I added some short sections of 1/2" pipe and loosely tightened the cylinders to the case. Checking across the tops of the cylinders with a straight edge I was getting a rocking on #3 and #4 (about .008 at one end with three contact points at 0). Took everything apart and cleaned all mating surfaces, now I am getting about .002 or so. I did not send the case in to a machine shop for checking all the mating/bearing surfaces.
I am thinking several small pieces of Plasti gage on the tops on the cylinders/head surface to check % of mating surface. I have lapped the cylinders to the heads. Happy New Year to all, enjoy in good health |
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