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> Main bearing clearances?
stugray
post Jul 28 2012, 08:56 PM
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I am getting ready to put my short block together and I have what appears to be a fairly new crank.
Main bearing journals: 2.361.
The bearings appear to be new unused STD-STD.

When I put on the main bearing that goes directly beneath the cam gear dry and wiggle it I get ~4 thousandths "wiggle" when measured with a dial indicator stuck to the flywheel.

Does that sound correct?
Would that be considered two thousandths bearing clearance (2 on each side = 4)?

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nathansnathan
post Jul 29 2012, 12:18 PM
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I've always taken my crankcase, crank, and flywheel to a machine shop for this stage of building an engine. There's no sense in putting all that cash and work into it without knowing what they can tell you. To check the thrust that may be pounded, etc. It almost sounds like you are talking about endplay, with your odd measurement procedure there. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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