Posted by rustred on July 06, 2010 at 06:31:20 from (72.172.100.113):
In Reply to: *Super -M- again* posted by gatorhide on July 05, 2010 at 11:28:03:
proper way is jim's advise, reminds me when in class had to disassemble crysler 225 slant six engine to bare block, mic. all bores, such as camshaft, crankshaft, cyl's,valves and guides, proper valve adjustment. basically you measured everthing possible then put the engine all together. then when done had instructor walk over to test stand, turn key and start motor. and yes it started right up. another thing is all torques were set to 3/4 torque to save on the threads, because the next class would repeat the same procedure. those engines were apart and together many many times.
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