YOUR RESEARCHPlastiguage crankcase halves/to carrier
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I was wondering has anyone ever bolted up the crankcase carrier into bank 1 case half and then plastiguage between bank 2 crankcase half and the crank carrier? I know those parts need to meet up tight and with no sealant you�d think it�s gotta be perfect. im thinking about bolting crankcase half up dry and plastiguage if it to find out. thanks
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