the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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I mean, for most parts of a vehicle, within 1/100 of an inch is plenty close enough. Most of the things that it wouldn't be are more generic off the shelf stuff. Like, chevy doesn't make all of their their transmissions, for instance. Tremec makes the ones for the corvette, and some of their 10 speed ones are made by a shared effort between Ford and Chevy/GM. Than Nissan ops to use these POS jnco transmissions, and there's several others. Same for some engines or at least many of the parts in the engines.
But all the frame, mounts, body panels, holes, brackets, etc...1/100th inch would be fine.
Their pants were much higher quality
Lol. Woops. *Jatco