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Rod bearings

Hi guys,

I have a crank that spun a rod bearing. Looking to get the thing cut. At this point I need to find out what oversize bearings are available so I know what to tell the machinist. On Pelican all I can find are these:

Pelican Parts - Product Information: 930-103-148-50-OEM

These say undersize? Would they be correct if I were to cut the rod journals on the crank 0.25mm?

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Miles

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I would assume so because that would be the only logical way to read it (it's not likely that our going to make your journals .25 larger).

You could always call Pelican to confirm.
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Crank work

Miles, I would suggest a single journal repair back to STD and heat treat after the repair, We use Armando at CCR for our crank repair, he is one of the few that does this very well his # is 650 342 0568 tell him I sent you
Mike Bruns JBRacing.com

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