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eyehavit
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Re: shaft

13/05/2008 11:37

"You may on the other hand have an oil or grease filled tube with a seal on the outboard end in which case you do not need a gap. "

As long as there is zero axial movement, assuming his engine is solid mounted as opposed to elastomer mounts.

Elastomer mounted engines under full load can move as much as 9mm.

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shaft	dsw	13/05/2008 02:20
Re: shaft	chrishelen	13/05/2008 13:24
Re: shaft	eyehavit	13/05/2008 04:03
Re: shaft	Bilgediver	13/05/2008 10:48
Re: shaft	eyehavit	13/05/2008 11:56
Re: shaft	Tranona	13/05/2008 09:05
Re: shaft	dsw	13/05/2008 11:04
Re: shaft	Tranona	13/05/2008 11:10
Re: shaft	eyehavit	13/05/2008 11:37
Re: shaft	Tranona	13/05/2008 12:27
Re: shaft	dsw	13/05/2008 18:17
Re: shaft	Tranona	13/05/2008 22:27
Re: shaft	TigaWave	13/05/2008 22:33
Re: shaft	eyehavit	13/05/2008 10:40

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