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  1. The 325 conrod kits are supplied with full width little ends. You are expected to bore out the old little end spacers

    to fit over the new little end and by doing this centralise the crank shaft. However these spacers woked fine when sitting along

    side the old little end but when fitted over the needle rollers of the new little end the internal bore will wear.

    The bore wears to the point were they collapse and fall into the lower part of the engine which results in piston damage

    and seizure. This has happend to two of my engines and caused me to pull out of the 2004 SSDT on the friday.

    The crank must be centralized at the big end and leave the con rod to float on the little end.

    I believe that this only applies to the 325 and 340 engines. The 250 con rod kits do not require spacers at the little end.

 
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