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Crank shaft shims
Posted by N.Z.AL on 8/16/2011, 10:39 am
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Hi guys I'm still working on my engine re-build and am to the point of crank assembly.
I have fitted new mains with a 3 piece bearing
on the timing side.there seems to be a fair bit of end float .025 the manual suggests .003-.017 Has any one used shims at this stage? are they necessary? I guess if I put a .005 shim be hind each side it will be good. Am i just being to fusy? will that amount of play be alright?
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Crank shaft shims - N.Z.AL 8/16/2011, 10:39 am