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47silver 11-26-2024 07:13 AM

machining case halves.
 
On another thread a pelican posted about his chains tensioners pushing the chains too far into the case and rubbing. It appears that they may have machined the case halves and which affects every other dimension.
If the case halfs are indeed machined can some type of shim plates be made that can be put between the case halves to bring the dimensions back to stock or is that an impossible solution?

r lane 11-26-2024 10:46 AM

How much did they machine. .010-.015'' will usually suffice. Twice that is not enough to upset the cart. Larger idler sprockets or lash caps on the tensioner pistons will keep the chains in correct tension. You may actually have to shim the cylinders as the piston is now up higher, so you are back to sqBob

r lane 11-26-2024 10:46 AM

to square 1.

47silver 11-26-2024 04:40 PM

Thanks. Not for anything i am working on, the guy on the forum has a chain too long problem

stownsen914 11-27-2024 04:44 AM

I saw that thread. A few different parts could have been machined to have his motor end up that way:
Case (matings halves, cylinder spigots, or both)
cylinders
heads

Or all of the above. Or someone just took off too much on one or more of the above.

boyt911sc 12-04-2024 04:03 PM

Including……..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stownsen914 (Post 12365117)
I saw that thread. A few different parts could have been machined to have his motor end up that way:
Case (matings halves, cylinder spigots, or both)
cylinders
heads

Or all of the above. Or someone just took off too much on one or more of the above.



Don’t forget the cam towers on your list.

Tony


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