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Anyone Have A Torque Plate For Sale?

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Diving head first into a few motor builds.

Trying to do it right.

I figured I'd ask around before approaching a machine shop.

Thanks!

What would it cost to machine one I wonder?

I wish one was available to rent within the Z community. I would be willing to pay a high deposit to rent one. It's one of tools that you really should use but will not use much.

Those guys say they rent:

 

We also Rent Torque / Honing, O-Ring and Pressure Test Plates!
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I wonder what justifies a mandatory use of such plate. They suggest using them for all over bores and honing, but you know very few shops are using them . I imagine the larger the over bore the more necessary it gets

I've wondered they're not used on the head.  Cam swaps, tower alignment, valve guides, stuff like that.

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Kurby, CCA are just making their first L28 plate next week. I may purchase it.

Steve yup the machinists have measured differences with and without the plate installed. Newer techniques even pump the block with hot water to operating temperature. I plan to do quite a few 88mm and 89mm over bores over the next few years and sell some motors so it is a needed investment.

ZH, for the head, the cam can be relieved by the tower bolts when it is torqued to the block. Not much else can be done w/o a long boring tool and boring new towers when installed on the block or over-boring and sleeving existing towers. Yup BHIP are très cher ($$$$)

Cliff,

I would think one plate does all

So you are looking for a torque plate so you can provide it to the machinist? Not because you are using it at home...

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