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230 Engine tag

Warthog

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Looks like a depot rebuild.

Cylinders are .020 oversized
Rods are .010 undersized
mains are .010 undersized

And it was rebuilt in May 1957

You milage may vary.

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(fixed wording on the rods from oversized to undersized)
 

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That may explain the extra .020 in the cylinders. Looks like it was bored out but the original pistons were used, not oversize. My TM9-1840A says min piston to cylinder clearance is .0002", max is .0012". With out using a micrometer, the flat feeler gauge between the two shows every bit of .0021" And no top ridge to ream out so it was bored to this size.
 

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This shows that the engine was overhauled at LAD in Dec 1963,

The Bore is standard size
The rod and main bearings are .010" undersized
 
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