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Old Aug 17, 2016 | 07:35 AM
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Machine shop is making me a torque plate. As I'm too lazy to measure it myself, does someone have a drawing showing the head stud, and cylinder bore locations?

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Rent the one from FM?
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I'm in Canada, so shipping is $$. This machine shop does a lot of work for me, so they're making it for me basically free.
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Can someone confirm the head studs are all an equal 91mm apart?
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Originally Posted by DirtSquirrel
Machine shop is making me a torque plate. As I'm too lazy to measure it myself, does someone have a drawing showing the head stud, and cylinder bore locations?

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Can someone confirm the head studs are all an equal 91mm apart?
Hold on let me do it. Wait, I'm too lazy. Nvm
Old Aug 17, 2016 | 10:33 AM
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Haha. Well, the reality is the machine shop said they could start it today if I give them the measurements, and I don't have an engine here at work to measure.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
Hold on let me do it. Wait, I'm too lazy. Nvm
I was thinking the same thing myself, but I gave up mid thought and took a nap.
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Here's what I measured if anyone is interested.


Old Oct 14, 2016 | 08:19 PM
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Finally got it test fit today.
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That is gonna give you such a low compression you can run infinite amount of boost
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Yeah, these new head-gasket spacers are getting silly...

Old Oct 16, 2016 | 07:35 PM
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I may sound stupid, but what's that used for?

I gave you poscats for sharing the info though even if you had to get it yourself. good sport
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Originally Posted by G3ML1NGZ
I may sound stupid, but what's that used for?

I gave you poscats for sharing the info though even if you had to get it yourself. good sport
It simulates what bolting on the head would do to the block. You use this while boring the cylinders.

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