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Standard/Standard?
When someone is refering to a crank, why do they say STD/STD? Why not just standard?
Paul |
STD/STD means standard size on the rod journals and standard size on the main journals.
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I see. Thanks John.
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Bearings are the same way. You can have bearings that have a larger outer shell (oversized) to compensate for worn bearing surfaces in a case. Or, bearings that have a larger inner shell, to compensate for worn jounals on a crank.
-Wayne |
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