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09-14-2015, 09:26 AM
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The pilot plate angles, hole diameters are fine. Yeah 3/16" should be fine.
As I've said before the adapter plate hole can be a a small amount larger than the pilot plate. The pilot hole should be kept "tight fit" but not interference(press) fit to starter. This allows "fine tuning" of pinion/ring gear clearance within the tolerances before welding it to the adapter plate. (especially if no access to a laser cut or cnc). With a tight pilot hole, removing/replacing the starter wont require any readjustment and allows you to maintain pinion/ring gear clearance(tooth contact depth) within tolerance of .020"-.030" suggested by most starter manufacturers. |
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