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grinding through oil galleys on crank

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04-18-2006 14:07:57




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At 6.5" of stroke on an m will you hit the oil galleys? do the rods have to be narrowed or can this be fixed by brasing in a copper tube or similar repair? If the rods have to be narrowed how much and what about the bearings, narrow them too or use different? thanks




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04-18-2006 17:46:19




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 Re: grinding through oil galleys on crank in reply to redeye, 04-18-2006 14:07:57  
At 6.25" there was no problem, with the oil galley. Shorten connecting rod width up to 1.25",
stock bearings turned down to fit.

If your looking for the four rods and bearings to be clearanced, call GARY BAKER. PH # 734-678-9688
He will clearance the rods and bearings, also countersink allen head capscrews into the back of the rod caps.
Extremely fine workmanship !
Please intend on opening the bore as far as you can go, the rod is going to hit the bottom of the bore. (not much)

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