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    Bolt spacing

    I dont have a non CB (4 bolt) crank sprocket handy to measure the bolt spacing pattern for the crank pulley. Making a tool here that will pickup on that pattern, but my guess that is was the same as a 5 bolt for center line spacing proved to be wrong.

    Anyone know for sure ?
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    Re: Bolt spacing

    1.755" or within a few thousands there of.
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    Re: Bolt spacing

    I will check my stock
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    Miles

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    Re: Bolt spacing

    I measured my four bolt at 1.75" and yes the same diameter circle as the five bolt
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    Re: Bolt spacing

    My mistake in how to measure an odd number of holes (5 bolt crank sprocket) seems to have been the problem. I was snapping dimensions from center/center like an even # pattern when it should have been from center to edge.
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    1987 Shelby CSX #418. Long term rebuild and restore ?

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    Re: Bolt spacing

    Quote Originally Posted by 135sohc View Post
    My mistake in how to measure an odd number of holes (5 bolt crank sprocket) seems to have been the problem. I was snapping dimensions from center/center like an even # pattern when it should have been from center to edge.
    So are you good for measurement now?
    Regards,
    Miles

    DD '87 Sundance T1, SLH with rear disks
    '87 CSX #432 2.5 CB TII, SLH

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    Re: Bolt spacing

    I updated the DXF and next week if time allows I'll be remaking the puller I did last week but on a better machine with true 3 axis capability and much tighter dimensional control.
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