Subject	Re: rods and bearings?
Posted by	Cjw3 on December 02, 2012 at 11:12 AM
	This message has been viewed 145 times.
In Reply To	rods and bearings? posted by sonazty on December 01, 2012 at 08:17 PM
Message	It gets down to the Engine Builder.. It depends if the Guy just installs parts, or if he can Machine and Match.. My Local guy, will Hone/Polish to get the clearances proper throughout the engine build on all the parts.. so the Final machining tolerances are the responsibility of the Machinist.. not the Supplier.. I feel if your engine builder does not do then, then you are taking a risk Cj
Follow Ups	rods and bearings? - sonazty 20:17:45 12/01/12 Scat = Eagle - white22sky 21:24:09 12/01/12 thanks for your input. (n/m) - sonazty 21:42:11 12/01/12 And to clarify, Im not saying quality wise scat=eagle - white22sky 22:29:30 12/01/12 Close, but not exactly the same - ZXoltan 07:42:55 12/02/12 Yes, thanks Brandon, for the clarification - white22sky 09:08:42 12/02/12 No prob. I dont know what that means as far as quality. - ZXoltan 10:12:17 12/02/12 I have also heard that, But Ive heard many more success - white22sky 10:23:25 12/02/12 Re: I have also heard that, But Ive heard many more success - Tech@EPR 18:02:59 12/02/12 machine shop says there's a difference of roughly $8 per rod (n/m) - sonazty 22:00:41 12/02/12 which ACL bearing did you use? - aliaZ 08:31:48 12/03/12 Re: which ACL bearing did you use? - Tech@EPR 08:42:18 12/03/12 interesting...thanks (n/m) - aliaZ 09:21:30 12/03/12 The ACL race bearings are good - aliaZ 06:41:58 12/02/12 i like oem bearings and if $ ok crower rods (n/m) - craigz96tt 08:59:44 12/02/12 Re: rods and bearings? - Cjw3 11:12:12 12/02/12 i will ask the machinist tomorrow if he will do this. (n/m) - sonazty 22:02:49 12/02/12
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.