Hope I'm ok.Rod bearings
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Grego
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Rod bearings
The more reading I'm doing on here the more pissed I'm getting with myself. When I received my bearings I was a little curious about the rod bearings without oil holes. I did a online search and found the Clevite article posted about deleting these oiling holes. So of course I went ahead and installed mine. Now I'm finding all these articles about how they are being modified. Hope I'm ok.
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Re: Rod bearings
Your fine. I dont have the holes in my bearings and i have no issues. I wouldnt worry about it.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
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Grego
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Re: Rod bearings
Thank you. Some reassurance is nice.
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Retlaw01XJ
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Re: Rod bearings
My machine shop guy said the same. Apparently Ford did testing back in the 80's and determined it didn't make a difference.
While I like the idea of the squirt hole, I'd say the opinions of a race-engine builder and Ford Motor company outweigh my opinion!
While I like the idea of the squirt hole, I'd say the opinions of a race-engine builder and Ford Motor company outweigh my opinion!
Walt K
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