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Old 22-11-2015
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just washed the block down and honed the bores , cleaned it up and washed again , all looks good , I got to try and find somewhere that can hone out the pin end of TWO rods , ill be going with the cast crank using bi metal mains , BUT when comes to the connecting rods ill check to see the size between the big end and bearing (yeah that plasti gauge stuff) if clearance small enough ill use a 5w 30 , if to big but in range ill use a 10w 30 hot weather ill go with a 5w 40 or 10w 40 , but like most of the year in vikky its cold , if the clearance is out , (too small) ill have to revert to tri metals.
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block is honed and ready , crank is being prepped ,
do the base of engine tomorrow and TRY to find a reco shop that can hone the connecting rods ......................... that is try .
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block is honed and ready , crank is being prepped ,
do the base of engine tomorrow and TRY to find a reco shop that can hone the connecting rods ......................... that is try .
GV Engineering Shepparton or Northern Victorian Engines in Cobram. might be a bit far away though.
North Vic have a FB page. Could ask them on there.
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thanks for that layback ill give them a try tomorrow , somewhere close would be good , but when it comes to the crunch I can not expect too much in the village of yuk yuk . (sigh) just another thing to slow me down.
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I have two sets of bearings for the HO engine , kings , and a set of DNJ , man flag on it from USA , with the words MADE IN CHINA oh that makes me feel soooo much better (not)
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ok, two rods are on there way to Bendigo hm gem engines ....................and I hope that they don't screw them up .
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