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I looked but could not find the thread that have the exact measurement of the rear cork . thank you ... steve
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I don't know the measurement, but just tuck it fully into the groove and cut off the excess.
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The 28-29 forged main cap uses the rear pan cork seal that is 13/32 wide. The 30-31 cast rear main cap uses a 3/8 wide rear pan cork seal. The cork seals are all too long and have to be trimmed, they are said to be about 1/2 inch too long. Some have trouble fitting the seal in the cap because they try and use the wrong width seal.
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When I did mine I used bought a pan set for a mid-70's small block chevrolet. I took the piece for the rear main cap and trimmed it to length. It pushes into place easier than the cork gasket in the A set. Worked great and does not leak.
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