Posted by big hunter on January 22, 2010 at 04:38:57 from (209.150.97.27):
Would either one of you have the tool to ream the counter bore so my sleeves have the correct protusion. If so would it be possible for us to hook up to fix my block. (I'm in central maryland) I took my block to a machine shop to have it cooked, cam bearings installed and the sleeve protrusion checked and the guy (owner of the shop) said they were all .007 to .011 protusion. I told him the book calls for .002 to .005, he said oh it's more important that they are all close to the same protusion. I agree with that but I want them to be within the .002 to .005 and with no more then .002 difference. The guy seemed to not want to be bothered with me anymore so I took my stuff and left. thanks.
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