<VV> cylinder head drawings

[Mike McCrae]

Thanks Doc....I guess I’m just used to +- figures rather than actual numbers.... , this really makes more sense!

Mike

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Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2016 4:18 PM
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org ; mmccrae6 at cox.net 
Subject: cylinder head drawings

Mike,

You give minimal info and I don't have head drawings in front of me but what you might be talking about is what are called "tolerances."  In effect, the dimensions can be no larger than the biggest dimension and no smaller than the smallest dimension.  What is correct is if the actual dimension falls between the two dimensions.  Otherwise, it is said to be "out of tolerance."

Doc
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  Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2016 11:01:13 -0800
  From: "Mike McCrae" <mmccrae6 at cox.net>
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  Subject: <VV> cylinder head drawings
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  When referring to the blueprints of the cylinder heads, there are two values given  for the dimensions, one over the other.
  Why is this, and which value is correct...?

  Mike McCrae