Posted by Kurt-NEPA on January 07, 2013 at 11:44:26 from (70.44.245.96):
In Reply to: 51 8n posted by Lisa K on January 07, 2013 at 07:04:10:
Hi Lisa, Sounds like you are making progress. As others have said, check that head clearance. If the pistons hit the head, post back and we can help. I would definitely plastigauge the bearings just to be sure. When you put the bearings in place for the last time. Do the main bearings first and check for easy rotation as you tighten them in place, Then repeat for the rod bearings. That way if something binds up, you'll find it right away. Make sure to use assembly lube and don't forget the torque wrench.
Are you OK with putting in the rope seals?
Did your machine shop set up the valve clearance for you?
Make sure you get the valve timing right with the crank and cam gears.
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