Engine Blueprinting Worksheets

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Engine Blueprinting Worksheets

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derluftwagen wrote:Since i always just scribble notes on small sheets of paper just to loose them and remeasure, I decided to make some worksheets that I can keep for future reference and to give to customers when I complete a build.



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martyrg wrote:I put together an engine build worksheet a couple of years ago. It lists wear limits, torque specs, places to write down rod bolt stretch, crank end play, etc, etc. Is is very comprehensive but I'm sure you'll think of more! It is in Excel format. Everett agreed to host it here: http://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/inf ... _sheet.php

Take a look and modify as you see fit!
Marty
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