Standard big end bearings for a 2200
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j_radcliffe
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I was just looking at these in case I decide to do the bearings in my 2000 TC. I am going to check the oil pressure first, then decide if I should replace the bearings.
Do you have a parts manual to check the part number with your application. I am pretty sure that the early main bearings cannot be used on the latter motors. I do not know if they changed the big end bearings though. I will be near my parts manual in a few days and can check for you if needed Steve.
Have you tried these people? They are close to you. I have them bookmarked on my computer, although I have never dealt with them:
http://www.customsparesltd.com/productsByPart.html
James.
I was just looking at these in case I decide to do the bearings in my 2000 TC. I am going to check the oil pressure first, then decide if I should replace the bearings.
Do you have a parts manual to check the part number with your application. I am pretty sure that the early main bearings cannot be used on the latter motors. I do not know if they changed the big end bearings though. I will be near my parts manual in a few days and can check for you if needed Steve.
Have you tried these people? They are close to you. I have them bookmarked on my computer, although I have never dealt with them:
http://www.customsparesltd.com/productsByPart.html
James.
sdibbers
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Hi James,
Thanks for this. Dropped a bid after checking if the seller would consider a buy now offer. I had already tries custom spared as they've been very helpful in the past. All they had was 0.010" con rod bearings. And I have a NOS crank so would rather stick with the standard jobs.
Cheers,
Steven
Thanks for this. Dropped a bid after checking if the seller would consider a buy now offer. I had already tries custom spared as they've been very helpful in the past. All they had was 0.010" con rod bearings. And I have a NOS crank so would rather stick with the standard jobs.
Cheers,
Steven