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Old 04-01-2006, 09:02 PM   #24
Gearhead999
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Default Re: zero decking the block
Jester, I had a 351W that had a positive deck, pistons out of their holes, by .002-.003.

I sent the pistons out and had the piston crowns machined so I had .001, down in the bores, deck. Did it for reliability. Wasn't real hard to get done.
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