Posted by Earl-IL on April 05, 2017 at 15:10:39 from (50.81.209.158):
In Reply to: Re: Tapered Shims posted by pete 23 on April 05, 2017 at 11:56:50:
Thanks for reminding me, I was in a jobber machine shop in those days started in 1956. Perfect Circle put on those Clinics and then you became a "Doctor of Motors" with a nice certificate to hang on the wall of the shop. The 1955&56 Chev.V8 265 was using a little too much oil. They would really smoke a little. The PC rep & I went out to a shop & to prove the oil was going down the valve guides. PC had a set of pushrods with the oil hole brazed shut.The PC rep. would install them and start the engine & they would clear up in a few minutes. Customer removed the heads & we machined the guides & installed the seals. It made one happy customer. I can't remember who made the first taper shim stock. They were more universal in length. PC was first with the custom fit shims.
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