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Guides By Royce - 02/02/2004 4:50:36 PM; IP 65.57.2.205 I think most people will agree that bronze guides are the best for performance use. I don't know of any problems associated with them. Any guide not reamed to the correct clearance if too tight will cause a valve to stick. Conversely if it is too loose excessive oil consumption results. Another result of loose guides will be a loss of vacuum. Attention to detail. Royce

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Skip Navigation Links.  428 engine -- Don, 01/31/2004  Good mix. -- Dave Shoe, 01/31/2004  RE: 428 engine -- Don, 01/31/2004  Crane 282S. -- Dave Shoe, 01/31/2004  RE: Crane or Comp 282S? -- McQ, 01/31/2004  Comp, not Crane. -- Dave Shoe, 01/31/2004  I used a Comp 282S in my most recent motor. -- Royce, 01/31/2004  RE: I used a Comp 282S in my most recent motor. -- Tim P., 01/31/2004  I think attention to detail is important. -- Royce Peterson, 02/01/2004  RE: I think attention to detail is important. -- Tim P., 02/01/2004  Blueprinting terms -- Royce, 02/01/2004  RE: Blueprinting terms -- Tim P., 02/01/2004  RE: Blueprinting terms -- Tim P., 02/02/2004 Guides -- Royce, 02/02/2004  RE: Guides -- Tim P., 02/03/2004

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