.001 bearings and such

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I was re-reading my April Circle Track magazine (I like the left turners  
too) and found a primer on engine bearings.  Clevite makes bearings in  .001" 
increments.  You can also use a .001" and a .002" together to give  you a .0015 
result.  Clevite says that it you do use 2 different size  bearings, to put the 
smaller one in the main bearing cap or, in the case of rod  bearings, to put 
the smaller one in the rod (not the rod cap).  I re-read  this part 3 times to 
make sure.......
 
I also read another good article on header design by Doug Schoenfeld.   Seems 
they sell 1/2 sets of headers should you tear up just one side  of your car.  
Wonder if TTI does this.......
 
Well, I learned 2 things today and my head hurts.  Clevite - 
_www.engineparts.com_ (http://www.engineparts.com) .  Schoenfeld - _www.schoenfeldheaders.com_ 
(http://www.schoenfeldheaders.com) .       Joe

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