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Posted by Tom Windsor on June 21, 2006 at 20:27:29 from (64.12.116.65):
You guys are going to have to foregive me for the questions...you must understand that I have hung around a courtroom all my life with clean hands...not greasy stained hands...I have an H engine in 100 pieces...I was asked if the crank was standard or not? Duh! Is this thing marked in some way to show if it is standard or has been ground? In addition, I have 3 H engines here that I have gotten into...all 3 of them have different pistons. Flat ones, then a step piston with recess on only one side with the other side flat and then this one with recesses on both sides in the top...high spot in middle...Does anyone have this figured out already? TW
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