Im near the end of this long and drawn out project..and once again for the umptient time I hit a pro
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Im near the end of this long and drawn out project..and once again for the umptient time I hit a pro
Im near the end of this long and drawn out project..and once again for the umptient time I hit a problem. I changed every ******* thing in the motor..its a dohc zc with forged lo compression pistons, rods, blockguard, basically a built bottom end..Now when I put the ******* case on the bottom of the motor the crank acts like it doesnt want to spin half of the time..I took it to several shops and the most sensible conclusion that has been arived is that the bearings are too thick..Now where the head ace comes in is that these shops are doing some real drugs..The ******* guy in the shop had the audacity to tell me to do the job that need to be done is $800.00 WTF?...My question is is there another way to get what need to be done done...Here is the break down again.......NEW MAIN BEARING CAPS..NO COLOR CODES...HARD FINDING COLOR CODES FOR MY MOTOR...ONCE EVERYTHING IS TORQUED DOWN CRANK HARD TO TURN...SHOP ASKING CRAZY PRICE.....Please help me Im tired of assemblng and deassembling my motor....and Im sorry for cursing but Im pissed off...
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Re: Im near the end of this long and drawn out project..and once again for the umptient time I hit a
well you need to have the color codes on the bearings, because of the differences in thickness. That could be your problem. At least that was on my old y8.
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