| I think Ray G. said this:
>Which brings to mind a car question.  If you have the main bearing caps
>line bored (should that be "align bored"?) as Denise suggests, does that
>enlarge the bearing holes?  What do you do then?  
It's easier than you think.  First, you whack off a few hundredths from the 
mating surfaces of the caps, i.e.
      _____      _____ <--- shave here
     |     |    |     |
     |      \__/      |
then, reassemble the lot.  The actual openings for the bearings are now 
*smaller* than original, so the line-boring can then make a perfectly
straight, originally-sized bore.
Alternatively, you can just shim them up with aluminum foil held in place 
with epoxy.
Lee M. Daniels   Laboratory for Molecular Structure and Bonding   Texas A&M 
 daniels@tamu.edu            (409) 845-3726          Fax (409) 845-9351
 '74 TR6  '77 MGB
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