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How Do I Calculate The Required Main & Big End Bearing Oversize?


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#1 BaronVonchesto

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Posted Today, 10:59 AM

Hello miniforum friends,

 

finally was able to get hold of a 12G82 crank to start my 1098 project (though the number on the crank is 12g82A, which i suspect means factory cross drilled, since this is a cross drilled crank).

 

Now taking the measurements, its pretty obvious that the crank will need oversied bearings. Im not very confident in my ability to use a micrometer accurately, but here are the measurements I got of the various journals:

 

Main Journals:

Closest to flywheel: 43.94mm

Middle: 43.94mm

timing pulley side: 43.95mm

 

Big Ends:

No 1: 40.71mm

No 2: 40.67mm

No 3: 40.70mm

No 4: 40.65mm

 

From the Haynes manual: for 85H,95H and 10H

Main bearing journal diameter: 44.46 - 44.47mm

Minimum main bearing journal regrind diameter: 43.45mm

 

Big end journal diameter: 41.28 - 41.29mm

Minimum big end journal regrind diameter: 40.27mm

 

 

The machine shop says I need +30 for the mains and +40 for the big ends. Is this true? how do I validate this?






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