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Milling the engine block 700

posted by  jerryc on  Sun Jan 23 12:08 CST 2011
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search member 'stealthfti' and go to his pbase account. He's possibly the most highly regarded engine builder on TB, and has detailed explanations and pics of some of his builds and other aspects of keeping the cars running well.
But roughly, .040 is close to right. To some extent it can depend on revs, as IIRC .004 is added per 1k more revs, for rod stretch.






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