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Bearing Clearance Basics Rod Bearings
Bearing Clearance Basics Rod Bearings
Now repeat the process with the rods. Performance rods and bearings have a chamfer to create clearance for the fillet in the crank journals. When installing the rod bearings, make sure the chamfered side of the bearing is in line with the chamfered side of the rod. View Related Article
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