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Re: More on them nasty thrust washers....

To: Paul Burr <tigerpb@ids.net>
Subject: Re: More on them nasty thrust washers....
From: bill nichol <bnicho19@bellsouth.net>
Date: Sun, 06 Apr 1997 11:16:31 -0400
Cc: triumphs@Autox.Team.Net
References: <199704051518.KAA18211@aus-b.mp.campus.mci.net> <33463BE9.4285@ids.net>
Paul Burr wrote:
> 
> John Haynes wrote:
> 
> > Hello Paul
> 
> > Sam Haynes
> > TR3 Original owner
> > TR 6
> > Tiger>
> Sam; I checked the runout with a good new set of thrust washers(std,
> size) It's .018". After reading your advice, I ordered the the .015 and
> .030" oversize sets from TRF. Between these and the standard sets, I
> should get something workable. What material would you suggest for the
> pins? Brass, steel? There a a lot of machine tool supply companies in
> the RI area, so finding the stock shouldn't be a problem.
> BTW, What year Tiger? I've owned 2-'66's and a '65. Maybe a small block
> Ford is the real cure to these TR engine maintainence problems!

Paul Burr
        A pox on you for suggesting we might substitute one of those blue dot,
four letter word, engines into our beloved LBC's. I might suggest the
Buick vvvvvv-6 3.8(231) instead.
I'm donning my flame retardent suit now.
run it tell it breaks
Bill
78Spit
80Wedge(under going colonial conversion)

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