Need 4-speed Help
Offset dowels will bring it back in alignment. I think the concentricity was .006 on mine. You're also supposed to check the FACE of the bell housing to make sure it's perpendicular to the crank. I forget the specs, but my Centerforce came with a sheet that said what the tolerances were for both.
My buddy works in a machine shop. That's handy because he had indicators and magnetic bases. If you don't, they are not that expensive if you shop around.
Offset dowels will bring it back in alignment. I think the concentricity was .006 on mine. You're also supposed to check the FACE of the bell housing to make sure it's perpendicular to the crank. I forget the specs, but my Centerforce came with a sheet that said what the tolerances were for both.
My buddy works in a machine shop. That's handy because he had indicators and magnetic bases. If you don't, they are not that expensive if you shop around.