Where can I get oem honda bearings for less than the dealership?
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Where can I get oem honda bearings for less than the dealership?
------ a...went to the honda dealership today to try and get 4 main bearing halves from a b20b to finish my LS block...******* told me $102.59 for just 4 Where can I order them on line that will be cheaper? I need a yellow and a pink set, but not for that ------ price.
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Re: Where can I get oem honda bearings for less than the dealership?
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
---- color coding, get ACL or Clevite 77, etc.
Ok, I'm on majestic's site...which ------' bearing's would I need? The don't have color codes listed
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...NKSHAFT-PISTON
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Re: Where can I get oem honda bearings for less than the dealership?
Originally Posted by slo_crx1
That's what I did originally...unfortunately didn't work out so well. :P The bearings were way too small to the point that the crank actually locked in place and wouldn't turn at all. I only planned on using the King aleculars that I bought for the 2 green and 1 brown bearing size, might've been able to squeeze the yellow too but the pink one was just too tight.
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Re: Where can I get oem honda bearings for less than the dealership?
The ACLs are best used when you are having a machine shop assemble the engine. They micropolish everything to match the ACLs so the tolerances are correct. When doing it yourself, the color codes are the easiest way to get it right without the machining.
We use the OEMs for the majority of our builds, when machining is not needed.
Craig
We use the OEMs for the majority of our builds, when machining is not needed.
Craig
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Re: Where can I get oem honda bearings for less than the dealership?
Originally Posted by TunerToys
The ACLs are best used when you are having a machine shop assemble the engine. They micropolish everything to match the ACLs so the tolerances are correct. When doing it yourself, the color codes are the easiest way to get it right without the machining.
We use the OEMs for the majority of our builds, when machining is not needed.
Craig
We use the OEMs for the majority of our builds, when machining is not needed.
Craig
Someone get Dustin to post the answer I need, he's used b20 bearings before for his LS motors IFRC.
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