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Re: .002 over Rod Bearings?
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Posted by aCES on May 17, 2004 at 12:41:38 from (67.0.38.13):
In Reply to: .002 over Rod Bearings? posted by Wild Horses on May 17, 2004 at 10:33:27:
Wild HOrse that 002 is the size of the bearing all right but it is ubder size not over size refering to the size of the shaft not the size of the bearing, because the shaft get's smaller not bigger. Be sure to tape the new bearings to make sure they are not to tight, should have from .002 to .0035.
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