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Re: Want to Talk to Experienced Engine Rebuilder
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Posted by stan on November 23, 2003 at 23:28:29 from (68.7.225.45):
In Reply to: Want to Talk to Experienced Engine Rebuilder posted by moonlite on November 23, 2003 at 16:31:13:
I have been doing my own repairs, and rebuilds all of my 61 years. I was never afraid to ask questions when in doubt. I was always told never go over .030. I have a crank in my El Camino with a .020 on the rods (one welded back ot size) and .030 on the mains. It has close to 100 thousand on it. since the rapair. If possible .020 would max for a rod. on a auto. But would go .030 on a low rpm tractor without loosing a wink of sleep. Tomorrow I will need to make the same decision on my MF 231 when I pull the motor.My 3three cents.
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