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I checked the runout on my bellhousing. At the 9 o'clock and 6 o'clock positions I'm at 0.000" But at 12 o'clock I'm at 0.005" and at 3 o'clock I'm at 0.009"
So basically it looks like I'd need a .0045 offset to put me back where I'm supposed to be if 0.000" all the way around was the goal. TREMEC says that the TKO can be up to 0.005" off, but does that mean in one direction, or does it mean total? Please tell me if I'm ok or not.
If I do the 0.007" offset dowel pins does that mean that I'm moving it half of that at 0.0035" or the whole 0.007"? If it moves it 0.007" perfectly to the left then my left side would be the 'offset' side at 0.005" and my right side would be my 'zero' side, correct? If it only moves it 0.0035" then I think it'd be pretty close to dead on at (if I can do good enough math) 0.000" at 9 o'clock and 0.002" at 3 o'clock. Only problem is that the 12 and 6 positions are inherently altered as well. So fun this is.
So basically it looks like I'd need a .0045 offset to put me back where I'm supposed to be if 0.000" all the way around was the goal. TREMEC says that the TKO can be up to 0.005" off, but does that mean in one direction, or does it mean total? Please tell me if I'm ok or not.
If I do the 0.007" offset dowel pins does that mean that I'm moving it half of that at 0.0035" or the whole 0.007"? If it moves it 0.007" perfectly to the left then my left side would be the 'offset' side at 0.005" and my right side would be my 'zero' side, correct? If it only moves it 0.0035" then I think it'd be pretty close to dead on at (if I can do good enough math) 0.000" at 9 o'clock and 0.002" at 3 o'clock. Only problem is that the 12 and 6 positions are inherently altered as well. So fun this is.