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Re:bearing kit
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Re:bearing kit
Originally Posted by 89y7turbo
so the crank thats already balanced is useless then? cuz if they grind on it wont it change #s in stuff?
i guess i might as well use the crank in the block ? also if i use the color codes from the stock rods and stock crank on aftermarket rods will that be correct? does micro polishing the crank change the clearance? i know, alot of questions but im trying to decide if i should attempt this myself. Anytime you are going to be using different rods you should do your own measuring. The color code deal is when your using the same block/rods/crank out of the same motor. Basically for replacing bearings only. The color codes may be close enough for the motor to run good, I don't know, but if your going all out with rods and ----, you really should make sure the clearances are where you want them. Don't rely on what the colors say. Micropolishing removes imperfections from the cranks surface. I'm not completely sure if it actually takes any material off. It may, but in general this isn't considered something to "recheck" bearing clearances. When re-building a motor, most people will micropolish the crank and put the factory "color" bearings back in. I'm not an expert at rebuilding motors, I'm just letting you know my experience. (The whole last month I've been working with the machine shop on my clearances/crank.) |
Re:bearing kit
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
Originally Posted by 89y7turbo
so the crank thats already balanced is useless then? cuz if they grind on it wont it change #s in stuff?
i guess i might as well use the crank in the block ? also if i use the color codes from the stock rods and stock crank on aftermarket rods will that be correct? does micro polishing the crank change the clearance? i know, alot of questions but im trying to decide if i should attempt this myself. Anytime you are going to be using different rods you should do your own measuring. The color code deal is when your using the same block/rods/crank out of the same motor. Basically for replacing bearings only. The color codes may be close enough for the motor to run good, I don't know, but if your going all out with rods and ----, you really should make sure the clearances are where you want them. Don't rely on what the colors say. Micropolishing removes imperfections from the cranks surface. I'm not completely sure if it actually takes any material off. It may, but in general this isn't considered something to "recheck" bearing clearances. When re-building a motor, most people will micropolish the crank and put the factory "color" bearings back in. I'm not an expert at rebuilding motors, I'm just letting you know my experience. (The whole last month I've been working with the machine shop on my clearances/crank.) |
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