Bearings, would you change them ? (HEAVY pictures)
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Bearings, would you change them ? (HEAVY pictures)
Here are 3 pictures of my main bearings state, would you change them ?
Same with conrods bearings, would you change them ?
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There are some small "pitchs" but that's just dust.
I am going for 350+ bhp and don't wanna end up rebuilding the engine. Problem is I've already weight matched the rods/pistons, so changing the bearings would mean I have to re-weight all again. Ok if it can save a full rebuild I will change everything, but don't wanna change something which would be useless to change.
Advices welcome !
Same with conrods bearings, would you change them ?
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2
3
4
There are some small "pitchs" but that's just dust.
I am going for 350+ bhp and don't wanna end up rebuilding the engine. Problem is I've already weight matched the rods/pistons, so changing the bearings would mean I have to re-weight all again. Ok if it can save a full rebuild I will change everything, but don't wanna change something which would be useless to change.
Advices welcome !
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Every time I take an engine apart they get changed. Not worth risking re-using them for the cost of new ones. The price of a set of bearings could save you the price of an engine rebuild.
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Ok lads, I will change everything then. I wasn't sure if it was really needed, but yes, considering the cost of a full engine rebuild after a bearing failure, its not worth the risk !
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