I´ve damaged up my crankshaft. If I send it to a machining shop to fix it I´ll need thiker bearings right? Were can I buy them? Thanks guys.

 

Honda. They have different clearances and they are distinguished by colors.

 

That I know but do they have bearings for this kind of situation. I believe they dont have bearings for a machined crank or do they?

 

they have all the colors which you should check to match your specs that your machining it down to

 

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The range isn't that large. You will need aftermarket bearings, either .25mm or .5mm undersize, to be determined by the amount of material the machine shop removed. The machine shop should be able to supply them.

Honda cranks are Nitrided (Heat treated) to reduce wear and increase durability. Personally if it was mine I would toss it and find a good used one.

 

yeah I think its better to get a new one, maybe I get one from raceeng or something good. Even if I have it machined the problem is that I dont trust the material without the nitril coating...maybe I´m dum... or maybe I´m not. If I chose one good crank what would you recomend to go with stock rods and pistons. Or what would you recomend to go for crank, rods and pistons(forged) to get a good setup?

Thanks for your help guys