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27-07-14, 21:34
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Although the packaging is different (the packet that I have looks more modern) the big end shells that Mike found on E-bay appear to be similar in thickness to the Michigan 77, CLEVITE set that I purchased from Jim Carter a few years ago.
The shells appear unusually thin as the rods were not made to take shells. I'm sure that 's what the reference to 're-manufacturers assemblies' is all about. The rods need to be precision bored. This brings us back to the original question posed by Richard, 'what is the bore diameter of the big end to take these shells?' I would also like to know the answer. David
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