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05-23-2015, 01:44 PM
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Re: shimming engine bearings
If you are doing this with the engine in place did you use a jack to exert upward pressure at each individual bearing when taking your plastigauge measurements? That crank can flex a few thou and give some strange readings if you do not forcibly push it up against the block babbitt while measuring from 'down under'.
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