Posted by 620 John on January 02, 2020 at 10:32:20 from (96.42.89.18):
In Reply to: Plasti-guage Use posted by super99 on January 01, 2020 at 11:16:27:
Check your specs to see what kind of clearance you should have. I'm guessing you're gonna need .003" for that journel????? With that being said you'll need probably green plastigage (.001-.003") or red (.002-.006"). Find the spec and pick the color with your measurement in the middle of the range.
Recently I did a little experimenting using plastigage with and without lube on the journels. I did one measurement on a main journel completely dry and did the same journel again with a little bit of a synthetic assembly lube. The measurement I got with using a little bit of lube was NOT noticeably different as the one dry. I thought maybe with a little bit of lube it would tighten up the measurement but I couldn't tell a difference.
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