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Old 12-05-2004, 03:33 PM
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Is it ok to shave the water pump when using a solid motor mount plate?

I would have to take off .0260IN to make it line up with the crank pully
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There's plenty of meat on them for a .026" low-spot. That's not much material removed.
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Originally Posted by NoseUp
There's plenty of meat on them for a .026" low-spot. That's not much material removed.
I'm sorry, its supposed to say .26 not .026
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I personally wouldn't go .26" in unless you were cutting even deeper and reinforcing the thin wall (or hole) with weld. It may be possible w/o reinforcement, but I wouldn't take the chance. Being a pressurized system, you would run the chance of bursting there. That's if .26 wouldn't go right through, which it just may...I'd suggest clearancing the mount.



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