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Title: clearance problem
Post by: nicolas on September 24, 2010, 09:05:08 am
i am mocking up a 2276 with a vw journal crank, eagle porsche length rods and mahle 94B pistons.
the problem i found is that the rods and piston come against eachother at BTC. just bareley, but my question is do i sand of a bit on the piston (the edge of the skirt just above the pinboss) or do i sand down the cap of the rod. the rod seems to be coated, if these were stock(ish) rods i would sand them down, now i am biased.



Title: Re: clearance problem
Post by: DKK Ted on September 24, 2010, 09:26:30 am
I would clearance the piston, but whatever you do, FYI, you'll need to re-balance the pistons after you've done clearance, unless you have not done that yet. But if picturing it right, do the pistons. Any pics you can post?

Ted


Title: Re: clearance problem
Post by: Peter on September 24, 2010, 10:01:27 am
hey nicolas,
I would remove it from the piston  ;)


Title: Re: clearance problem
Post by: nicolas on September 24, 2010, 13:29:26 pm
my thought is going out to the pistons as well and indeed i need to weigh them in anyway. the rods are a matching set. i'll post pics later.

so off i am to the caves again.