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Listeroid Engines / Workshop values for Listeroids
« on: April 29, 2010, 08:15:16 PM »
Hallo friends,

back after some time, I wonder if there is any compilation for exact and trust worthy values for all kind of clearances and torque values for  Listeroids of any kind.
My 12/1 “s for instance:
I asked the Lovson people and they gave me 1.9-2 mm head clearance  which I think is a lot.
They claim .10 - .13 mm big end clearance -
they give no info on head torque - which on a 12/1 with it“s larger bore should be higher than the 6/1 c“s !
Neither for big end torque.

Who knows for shure and where can I read it ?


thanks a lot
Rolf

btw I have built some electric starters on both 6/1 and 12/1 engines.
Ford Transit Van starter motor with fits the standard indian krank gear plates and turns even  a 12/1 cold start without the decompression device as long as you have a good 120 Ah battery.
The 6/1 is easy on a Nissan Vanette starter motor and also with a flexplate from a GM 4.2 l V6 engine.
The flexplate adapts fine to the crankshaft by help of a 1 mm sheet sleave .
I drilled thru the original fastening holes of the plate into the flywheels and tapped with 12 mm thread.

I also made a mask for a standard 54 mm steel pot saw for a slow power tool to mill a hole into the head to fit a standard thermostat and a standard Ford Fiesta thermostat housing .
The holes of the housing“s flange have just the right distance for the water outlet studs. 

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Engines / Big end clearance
« on: December 25, 2008, 10:46:04 PM »
Merry Christmas everyone,

today I installed the plain shells John sent me on my 12/1
The journal is perfect and it measures 2.496-7 (63.43-6) on a new digital caliper.
I have no way to measure the mounted and torqued shells inner diam and i cannot get hold of plastigauge.
The original shells had 3 shims with together 0.02 thickness (o.5mm).
Both shells fit nice and tight between the crank s shoulders.
I decided to leave the shims away and torque without them.
There was no visible and "feelable" slack , the crank moved easilyĀ  by hand and after dismounting the
shells show no sign of scratching.

How can I tell if I have enough clearance ?

Thanks
Rolf

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