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B crank shim thickness
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    Posted: 13 Apr 2020 at 5:29pm
Any idea why the original crank and rod shims were .010, or a stack of 4 shims at .0025 each, yet the aftermarket shim kits seem to be set up for .008 total with a stack of two .004 shims?
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A run of thicker bearing shells?Wink
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