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I used some plastigage on the rod and mains with the original parts. The clearances on the mains are .004 and the rods are .003. Good for a Chevy.
I don't know what they are for the replacement bearings. I am hesitant to use the stretch bolts again. The mains are not stretch. So I put a new bearing in and the clearance went to .003. Only down .001. Is that enough? Keep in mind that I did not replace the bearing on the opposite side.
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