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bofish52
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stroker assembly question

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Guys would like a answer if someone has got one. Putting stroker together today and am concerned about clearance between
crank thrust bearing flange and the back side of Cloyes true roller timing chain. Have about .006 right now but am afraid
when I put harmonic balancer on it will push the lower sproket back and chain will rub on bearing flange.
Does anyone shim lower sproket out or just let it run true with chain.
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Re: stroker assembly question

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Are you saying that your crank thrust bearing is at the front crank bearing location?
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The thrust bearing is located on #3 main assembly. The cloyes double roller chain drive sprocket has a boss machined on the back of it that will fit right up against the side of #1 main journal, leaving more then enough clearance for the chain to rotate passed all of it
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Re: stroker assembly question

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Thanks guys done a lot of smallblocks and to long since tear down. When it didnt fit the back I put it up front but knew that wasnt right but knew I would get the right answer for the form. Now said I remember it was no.3 .Thanks again.
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