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i need to know head tourqe specs &rod to crank clearace if any knows these ws72 & in standerd if possiable thank you the toolmaker
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We do not really use a specific head-torque measurement/fixation.
As for the crank-conrod specs, the best thing is only to measure the crank-pin which when new measures 5.02mm and you should not go under 4.99mm

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rody thanks 4 crank o.d. what about rod i.d also my motor sucks dust through the head and case solved the problem with a o ring found lots of chatter marks from machining tool or part is moving to fast i use high speed steele for clean up cuts on special parts and lower rpm i know carbide last longer enough negative the motor runs great very fast consistant temps and most parts have very little wear after 2 gallons 20% maybe 1 tenth are you useing oil impegnated bass 4 rod bushings and what are your thought an useing a needle bearing insted will send pictures of case if you would like ive seen this problem cash a motor already is this common im new to the gas thing but i read alote and have friends who have raced for years they dont have the dirt problem thanks for your prompt reply the toolmaker
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It is very unusual to measure the i.d. of the conrod for our engines and so cannot really assist you with this, sorry.

As for dust coming into the engine via the head and case seems impossible for me.

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