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  1. 07-15-2004 12:54 PM #1
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    Wanna trade?

     



    I Got a finned aluminum timing cover for an SBC but it is made fer a blower gear drive. I need one with a smaller crankshaft end opening to run a regular balancer. Bought it cause it was perty...DUH... without noticing the excessive size opening. Any one wanna trade?
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  3. 07-15-2004 03:58 PM #2
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    Right behind ya Streets,

    I'm gonna get a pic and measure the inner diameter of the hole at the crankshaft. Just to make sure it's exaxtly what I said it is. Hate to find out second hand I been suckin to much fumes in the garage. Buddy told me the hole was oversized fer a blower gear drive and they dont make balancers to fit it.
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    Okalee Dokalee, The seal opening I.D. is a hair under 2.5" hard to get an accurate with the seal being malable.
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    Done, you can edit it offin there fore gremlins get it. Check yer junk mail, I'm sure thats were you'll find me.
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