Centre Web Thrust Washers

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Before I stitch my engine back together I would be grateful if you have some centre web thrust washers laying around you could quickly measure the thickness for me, mine are around 0.092” I need to get an idea if this is about normal, I could only see Grolly’s reference to 0.095” in a forum search.
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Hi Duncan,
when collecting data for the crank project, I mic'd a total of 4 sets (16pcs) and they all were between 0.092-0.0933 inch.
Steven Surbey of AMC Classic Spares also reckons 0,092 was the standard thickness (and the only size available).
There is no listing for crank end float I am aware of, I had 12 thou on mine (prolly the result of 2 regrinds on the centre journal), so ended up making my own washers (Babbit on bronze) to give 5-6thou end float. Works fine so far.
HTH, Markus
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Markus, thanks for that it was just what I was looking for, Helpliner also confirmed that he has no record of tolerances, so I will reassemble with the parts I have.
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Should be back on the road again in a couple of years then Duncan
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Up and running on Sunday is the plan, I just needed two years to think it through properly!
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