Subject	Great info, thanks. A couple more questions......
Posted by	ZaXxon on April 23, 2010 at 7:01 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Not to thread jack, but what machine work did you get done? posted by toykoz32 on April 23, 2010 at 06:53 PM
Message	How did you prep the block for machining? Namely, did you have to buy new bearings to have the rotating assembly balanced? If so, did you have to tell the machine shop about the bearing grades, etc?
Follow Ups	Has anyone done/seen this? Good/Bad idea - toykoz32 17:57:34 04/23/10 Side photo - toykoz32 18:03:56 04/23/10 It's been a while since I took fluid dynamics but I wouldn't - Dave N 18:08:13 04/23/10 Didnt think about that . . Good point - toykoz32 18:23:16 04/23/10 Re: Didnt think about that . . Good point - CmyZ 00:26:50 04/24/10 Re: It's been a while since I took fluid dynamics but I wouldn't - CmyZ 00:24:35 04/24/10 Or they had a dented pan and this was the easier fix (LOL)?? (n/m) - jzack 08:56:23 04/24/10 Use a good non-modified oil pick-up strainer and gasket - RevTech 00:03:29 04/25/10 Not to thread jack, but what machine work did you get done? - ZaXxon 18:41:18 04/23/10 Re: Not to thread jack, but what machine work did you get done? - toykoz32 18:53:30 04/23/10 Great info, thanks. A couple more questions...... - ZaXxon 19:01:18 04/23/10 Re: Great info, thanks. A couple more questions...... - toykoz32 19:11:43 04/23/10 Did they use the new bearings when balancing the rotating... - ZaXxon 19:44:13 04/23/10 I really dont know the answer to that one. (n/m) - toykoz32 19:58:10 04/23/10
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