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#81185 08/07/2007 1:54 AM | Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 29 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 29 | Am I corect that a .030 over size piston is 3.9050 Dia. ?
And a .040 over size pistion is 3.9150 Dia. ?
My largest cyl-Bore Dia. measured from the top edge down the cyl. .250" is 3.9096.
Most other cyl's are around 3.9088
So would I use a .040 over size pistion?
Or can I get by with a .030 over size?
The block has not gone to Machine shop yet for re-Bore & Hone job.
All so my CRANK mic's out on the Mains at 2.2985.
And on the crank pin it mic's out at 1.9994
So would I use .001 over size bearings?
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