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Hey Greg I see what happend with the 4.77# vs the 6.88#

Brian had both sets of numbers listed in grams 3126 - 2136 and typoed a 3 and 2 switch. You did the math for the 3126, Brian did the math for 2136. After rereading the post the 2136 gram number is the correct one. So 4.7# is the number.

6.8 - 4.7 its all in the right direction.
mike



I think I need to take a break. Yesterday at the machine shop, Dan is letting me do as much as I can. (I'm a mechanic, not a machinist) Anyway, I'm weighing everything and balancing rods & pistons and filling out balancing work sheet. I get done and he comes over to set up balancer, and finds that I've recorded small end at 255g and big end at 297g (597g was correct) for a rod total of 552g, 300g light. Good thing he don't trust me yet!
Sorry about that.
Brian