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Old 02-16-2011, 09:08 PM
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i noticed a big enough gap to see the rod bearing (when the crank is in the right position) while putting my 6.0 together. stock crank, aftermarket rods, i know they have a chamfer on one side for aftermarket cranks and a stock crank has basically no filets on the crank. my pic sucks but i outlined where the rod bearing is visible. this normal?
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Old 02-17-2011, 10:09 PM
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anyone? i took some better pics. pretty sure its normal but..
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I dont see anything wrong with it.
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thanks for replying, its my first ls engine build or build of any kind for a while.
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There should not be any thing wrong. Of course were assuming that you checked the bearing tolerances and that the rods don't feel lose.
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What style bearing did you use? A...V or H?
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clearances are good, i used clevite p's
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