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    When you are thatclose on the specs-the cylinder wall surface finish is probably more important than that little bit of clearance-
    Most chevy bores are stated at .001 over the nominal size------4.001, 4.021, 4.031--------

    You need to mearsure the pistons to determine there sizes before worrying what the cylinder size is. Also, if you don't have a dial bore setting guage--use the same mike to measure the piston that you use to measure/set the dial bore guage------

    and also the use of a torque plate will change/alter the cylinder shape the same as if a head was torqued in place and this is reason race engine builders will use torque plates and temperture conttrol to get the most accurrate results
    Last edited by jerry clayton; 10-02-2017 at 07:22 PM.
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