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JD A

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05-07-2002 13:34:26




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Why do people put spacer plates behind the block? I thought is was because the crank journal would hit the block skirting, but I got looking at one, and they ain't even close. Is it because the rods are too long? Why do they do it?

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John




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Scott Boehler

05-07-2002 15:50:38




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 Re: JD A in reply to John, 05-07-2002 13:34:26  
There are many reasons why this is done. Poss to lower the compression,to be able to run longer rods,or because a mistke was made during the building prosses. That is a few reasons or to run long pistns in a short block Scott



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