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Posted: July 08 2003,6:43 pm |
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I dought it, If you put the bearing in the block the wrong way the bearing won't seat because of the tang not being in the slot and when you put the crank in and torque it down, the crank won't turn, bearings only go in one way!..
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Posted: July 09 2003,7:01 pm |
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Quote (blown 472 @ July 09 2003,7:39 am) | You should see how the brgs line up in my ford, I had to modify the front brg to oil the dist and cam gear, the last two to feed oil to the mains to keep the rods alive. |
Have you ever looked at the mains in an "FE" motor? All the bearings cover half the oil hole, never could figure the reason for that, guess Ford wanted engine builders to earn their money detailing the blocks, I've spent a whole day detailing an "FE" block!.
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Posted: July 09 2003,7:19 pm |
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Quote (miller19j @ July 09 2003,8:18 am) | KC can you take a picture of it? I am always game to learn something new. |
Miller, what I was telling KC is that the bearings go in one way only, the slots in the cap and block are only on one side and the tangs on the bearings must go in those slots, they are there to prevent the bearings from spining in the block. Now, if you put the bearings in the opposite way, there is no slot for the tangs and the bearings won't seat and will bind on the crank!. Hope this makes sense!..
BTW, check out the paint! That is a perfect example why you don't want to paint the inside of the block!, that = spun bearings!. You want oil flow, sand it smooth!..
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Posted: July 10 2003,9:01 am |
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Quote (GoFastRacer @ July 09 2003,8:19 pm) | Miller, what I was telling KC is that the bearings go in one way only, the slots in the cap and block are only on one side and the tangs on the bearings must go in those slots, they are there to prevent the bearings from spining in the block. Now, if you put the bearings in the opposite way, there is no slot for the tangs and the bearings won't seat and will bind on the crank!. Hope this makes sense!..
BTW, check out the paint! That is a perfect example why you don't want to paint the inside of the block!, that = spun bearings!. You want oil flow, sand it smooth!.. Â |
I remember when I put mine in they looked like they would only go in one way so I was having a hard time understanding what Kevin was trying to describe. When I put mine together it was my first time so I was paranoid that I would screw something up so I spent a lot of time checking and double checking things just to make sure.
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Posted: July 10 2003,10:28 am |
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Quote (miller19j @ July 10 2003,9:01 am) | Quote (GoFastRacer @ July 09 2003,8:19 pm) | Miller, what I was telling KC is that the bearings go in one way only, the slots in the cap and block are only on one side and the tangs on the bearings must go in those slots, they are there to prevent the bearings from spining in the block. Now, if you put the bearings in the opposite way, there is no slot for the tangs and the bearings won't seat and will bind on the crank!. Hope this makes sense!..
BTW, check out the paint! That is a perfect example why you don't want to paint the inside of the block!, that = spun bearings!. You want oil flow, sand it smooth!.. Â |
I remember when I put mine in they looked like they would only go in one way so I was having a hard time understanding what Kevin was trying to describe. When I put mine together it was my first time so I was paranoid that I would screw something up so I spent a lot of time checking and double checking things just to make sure. |
Alot of people say that about me Miller
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Posted: July 10 2003,6:30 pm |
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Quote (miller19j @ July 10 2003,9:01 am) | "I spent a lot of time checking and double checking things just to make sure" |
Yes indeed, the only way to go!. BTW, I tripple check sometimes too!.
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Posted: July 10 2003,6:49 pm |
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Quote (blown 472 @ July 10 2003,1:50 pm) | Did you put the main brgs in and torque the caps? then mic the inside dim?? also do that with the rods, use some hard wood in a vise so you dont damage the rods double check all your dims and if anything is too tight take a cut on the crank. |
Noooooo, you don't cut the crank(unless you want to run abnormal clearances)!. First you check the main bores (even if it has been line honed) to see if they are to spec, if that checks out then put the bearings in(after checking bearing thickness) and torque the caps down, mike the crank, set the dial bore guage to the mike and check clearances, if too tight, it's the bearings that are at fault, been down that road before!..
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Posted: July 12 2003,7:03 am |
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It's happened to me twice, block line honed, crank right on, check the mains in the block with a bore guage and one has less than .001 clearance=bad bearing!. You could polish some off the crank but I just as soon put the right bearing in!. Maybe I was lucky but I just took it back and got another one and bingo, it measured up!.
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Posted: July 13 2003,10:54 am |
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Well, if runs as good as it looks, it ought to be a winner!..
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Posted: July 14 2003,8:39 pm |
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KC, you have a Morse cable right?, that comes in whatever lenght you want with the the ends you need!? Sounds like tipical AZ bullshit to me!. Check out some jet boat places in the area, bet someone has one that fits!..
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