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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Milwaukee Wi
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In looking thru my parts collection for a future 59A build I have 2 sets of 29 A rods. How much beyond the standard big end Dis. of 2.360 can I go with out having the rods reconditioned or look for oversize OD bearings.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Chester Vt
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with the standard bearing being .220" thick, you can calculate your clearances. I try to get .002" on the od and .0025 on ithe Id. I always save the old bearings I get before rebuilding. Some of the cad Nickle bearings would flake off under hi oil pressure. This happened during the first few years of racing when I was told to run the hi volume oil pump and #80 pressure. It also broke a cramkshaft cutit off in the filit radius of the crank "Cavation Erosin" The people in the test lad at Bullards said. Still have the picture. Making mistakes , makes you smarter!!
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