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Online Klaus

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Re: engine improvements
« Reply #15 on: 29.03. 2019 16:30 »
Hello berger,

I will feed you up with good advice for some improvements. But its for enthusiast bolt(d)smashers *eek*

time to post somenews....

cheers Klaus
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Re: engine improvements
« Reply #16 on: 29.03. 2019 23:34 »
G'day berger.
Lightened (just a little) and balanced the rockers. Removed the spring washers and replaced with shims (less drag). Tapered duralumin pushrods but their starting to wear so will be looking at VW rods to replace them soon.
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Re: engine improvements
« Reply #17 on: 30.03. 2019 10:40 »
Perhaps not as acurate but reassuringly quick to put hex in a 3 jaw.:)
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