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Old 12-03-2025, 03:21 PM
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.003 clearance? Is that the end gap on the lock ring after it’s installed?
There's no asterisk on any of the values, so it's not real clear, but you can't adjust the pin to retainer clearance, so...

That .003 appears to be the pin to piston clearance, the more I think about it.

Considering the materials can differ between piston and rods, it must be the value for pin to piston, and the pin to rod clearance would be dictated by the rod manufacturer.

Searching for that I couldn't find the Molnar specs for rod to pin clearance values, but you should get a spec sheet with the rods. If it doesn't have the pin to rod clearance, I say call Molnar, or even Butler.




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