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Old 08-19-2005, 03:14 PM
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where is a good place to get rod bearings and what is a good brand (clevite?) or factory gm bearings
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You can get them at any local auto parts store. I have Clevites in mine. Just ask for rod bearings for a regular gen 1 SBC. They are the same.
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so clevite bearing are good right? what about rings what should i go with on those i found the at gm part direct for $27 for the set.
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Clevite is the shiznit.
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hey dick what up go to napa and see how much the rod and main bearing will cost for me would ya
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You can get them at any local auto parts store. I have Clevites in mine. Just ask for rod bearings for a regular gen 1 SBC. They are the same.
I am gussing this is true for all the gen 3? I need rod bearing for a LQ9. What about main bearings and cam bearings anybody have part numbers for them?
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GM parts direct is the cheapest place to get them 9 out of 10 times. They are also a good place to find p/n's for odd parts like that.
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i got the part numbers from gm parts direct but they don't have them to sell i guess couse i put them in the basket or shopping cart then they didn't a price or anything.
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