Eagle rods
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Eagle rods
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i bout eagle rods made for b16a2 and bout ACL rod bearings but when i put i on its moving 0,5mm to the sides, is that normal :S
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i bout eagle rods made for b16a2 and bout ACL rod bearings but when i put i on its moving 0,5mm to the sides, is that normal :S
Alli
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Re: Eagle rods (Bc3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bc3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hi
i bout eagle rods made for b16a2 and bout ACL rod bearings but when i put i on its moving 0,5mm to the sides, is that normal :S
Alli</TD></TR></TABLE>
Axial or radial movement?
i bout eagle rods made for b16a2 and bout ACL rod bearings but when i put i on its moving 0,5mm to the sides, is that normal :S
Alli</TD></TR></TABLE>
Axial or radial movement?
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Re: Eagle rods (nfn15037)
sorry what do you mean ? i dont speak very good english hehe
i just put the rod´s on the crank and was checking if it was moving
i just put the rod´s on the crank and was checking if it was moving
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Re: Eagle rods (Bc3)
there is always a little side to side play once the rod is installed onto the crank.
if you look in the service manual there is a spec.
if you look in the service manual there is a spec.
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Re: Eagle rods (non-VTEC)
Rod end play is supposed to be between 0.15-0.30mm for a B18C, with a service limit of 0.40mm. I'd think the B16A2 specs will be close/or same.
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i have the same problem you did also but on an ls block. i thought the rods maybe thinner but measure to be the same as stock rods. i remember measuring the specs and it had way more clearance
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Re: Eagle rods (s2kdre)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by s2kdre »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">use oem ones. acl are one size i think.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Typical response. People have no clue what they are responding to, but they are always quick to blame the ACLs around this place. Too much OEM bearing bandwagon riders around here.
And just so you know, ACL's are available in three sizes. I have never had an issue with durability or clearances using ACL bearings.
Typical response. People have no clue what they are responding to, but they are always quick to blame the ACLs around this place. Too much OEM bearing bandwagon riders around here.
And just so you know, ACL's are available in three sizes. I have never had an issue with durability or clearances using ACL bearings.
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Re: Eagle rods (Bc3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bc3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">sorry what do you mean ? i dont speak very good english hehe
i just put the rod´s on the crank and was checking if it was moving
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Did you put the rods on WITH the bearings installed or without the bearings installed? I certainly hope you didn't put them on with the bearings installed and then moved them side to side dry. If so, you can pretty much write those bearings off.
i just put the rod´s on the crank and was checking if it was moving
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Did you put the rods on WITH the bearings installed or without the bearings installed? I certainly hope you didn't put them on with the bearings installed and then moved them side to side dry. If so, you can pretty much write those bearings off.
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Re: Eagle rods (Hybrid93Eg)
i put the bearing on the rod and what do you mean dry? my crank is covered in oil so it will not rust :S
(the crank on the pic is not my crank)
(the crank on the pic is not my crank)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bc3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is your motor ok now?</TD></TR></TABLE>
i hate my motor, it make to much noise on cold morning start. after warmup it make a very light tap in the block if you listen very carefully. motor is still running and been through many dyno passes.
i hate my motor, it make to much noise on cold morning start. after warmup it make a very light tap in the block if you listen very carefully. motor is still running and been through many dyno passes.
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Re: Eagle rods (Bc3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bc3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i put the bearing on the rod and what do you mean dry? my crank is covered in oil so it will not rust :S
(the crank on the pic is not my crank)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dry and in no assembly lube. You should have wiped it clean also since the oil will attract dust/dirt which will not be good for the bearings.
(the crank on the pic is not my crank)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dry and in no assembly lube. You should have wiped it clean also since the oil will attract dust/dirt which will not be good for the bearings.
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