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Old 04-24-2002, 11:32 AM   #5
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Yes, I did mean crankshaft endplay. I really need to learn not to rush when posting messages. I read that between .006 and .008 is acceptable for a SBF, which is what you are saying. Thanks.

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No way should you run that much bearing clearance. That's just asking for trouble. I was thinking though, are you sure you don't mean crankshaft endplay? If that's the case those are acceptable numbers.
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