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Re: .002 over Rod Bearings?
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Posted by 49 Cubber! on May 17, 2004 at 13:07:28 from (206.74.236.67):
In Reply to: .002 over Rod Bearings? posted by Wild Horses on May 17, 2004 at 10:33:27:
Must be confusing huh?.002 bearing are available,but the reason for those bearing was to have a cheap way to repalce the bearings.Most all cranks I have pulled,with some exceptions being those that had been turned previuosly were all .002 too small,just from wear.Put in a set of those bearing in and you shouldnt have to turn the crank.If you have gone this far with it,I just get the crank turned.Bearing are avaiable .020 up to .040,not .002 to .004 as mentioned,I think thats was on mains on the .040.
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