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  1. Much better with the silicone seals. They arrived in 3 days in France ! 👍
  2. Plastigauge done today on all the crankshaft caps and all the connecting rods, everything is ok! 👍😅 The crank has been reworked perfectly. And silicone seals ordered too from BOP 👍
  3. On a Buick Engine group on Facebook, lot of people told me to replace by neoprene. What's your feedback on those?
  4. The crank just came back from machining with 010 less, so I got+010 bearings. When I torque all the caps without the rope seal, I can turn the crank by the hand, with not too much forcing it The problem is when installing the rope. I used a round tool to preinstall it, as I saw on different tutorials, and oiled it. It comes from a gasket kit from FelPro And I used rebuild grease on all the bearings
  5. Hi all, I reinstalled the crank today, with new bearings. It first was stuck and I found out that the rope seal is the problem. I can't turn the crank when the rear bolts are tighten with the correct torque. The rope seals are brand new from fel-pro rebuild kit. Has someone got any tip? I removed the crank and checked the seal several times already.
  6. some of them had signs of advanced wear, and dead internal springs
  7. Finally got all my stuff back, after one year due to problems with the crank. And pistons ar 030, so everything is ready for a rebuild!! 🙂
  8. Hi all, I need to replace the lifters on my 430. I have checked on Rockauto and found two Sealed Power references. One for hollow push rod, and one for Solid push rod. Can someone tell me what is the difference?
  9. Yes @telriv, that's what is done now and why I don't have my pistons 😉
  10. I'll get my pistons back next week as my crank is being repaired and balanced. I'll check them. Thank you @gungeey
  11. Hello all, It's been a few months since I have post on the forum. I had to put the 67 riviera restoration project on the side for some time due to personal problems. Today I measured my cylinders to check if they were correct before reassembling the engine. all cylinder measurements are close, there are no big deviations. According to the workshop book, the original bore should be 4.1875 inches. The measurements I find are between 4.2204 and 4.2181, which make a 0.030 difference. Can someone confirm the engine has probably been rebored?
  12. @JZRIV Thank you for the hint I need the original one dimension anyway, they were not on the car when I bought it
  13. Hello all, Does anyone know where I could find front lower arm bumpers for my 67? Already searched Cars, Opgi, Fusick, Rubbertherightway, Ebay... Nothing
  14. It is a bit complicated to see correctly things in the shop manual. Sometimes a picture helps a lot
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