Rods finally came.

Rat Bastid said

He can’t tell you anything. He’s not a machinist. He plays one on here.

I’ve used that fixture many times and you are correct. Even when you spend forever dialing the fixture in you still can’t move the bores very much if at all.

We used it mostly to make .842 bores .875 for the Chevy guys and it’s fine for that. It’s actually not bad for 98% of the stuff out there.

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There is no dialing it in . it is a fixed arbor. You don't know what you are talking about. You and 43 will come up with anything just to argue your idiot reasoning.

There is a reason for not using a CNC for the Lifter bores. But you wouldn't know that since you are saying it takes you a while to line your BHJ fixture. The BHJ self aligns the lifter bores with the cam tunnel .

What does the CNC use for the program? The crank tunnel . Well what if the crank tunnel is out from the cam tunnel? The BHJ fixture aligns off the cam tunnel and there is many fixtures for different blocks they are not cheap. So I know for sure you don't have one.

We have them Mopars ,fords, and GM. Do I use them? No I don't. Do I have a shop on my property that does? Yes I do. My son just explained to me why CNC truing is not the best way. He is correct . He also said you are not worth the time of day to try and explain it to.
He said it would be like trying to teach someone with a big mouth and with no arms and legs how to swim.