71droptop
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Hi all. My brother and I are rebuilding a 69 400. He had new pistons installed, but neglected to mark the cylinder positions of the rods upon removal. Is this going to pose a problem. Thanks in advance.
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92 Sunbird LE
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No , your fine as long as the same rod caps are on the same correct rods, thats the only reason people mark them.
The only problem would be if its a high rpm race motor and the whole assembly is a balanced unit.
Doug in P.R.
The only problem would be if its a high rpm race motor and the whole assembly is a balanced unit.
Doug in P.R.
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