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Getting ready to have my crank offset ground. What is the maximum allowable side clearance? Crank will be ground to 1.85" journal, 3.6" stroke. I have a set of Carrillo rods with a big end width of .890". Im assuming that if you add the width of two rods together it gives you 1.78". With the crank journal width being 1.81" and subtracting the big end width of the rods that leaves me with .030". Is that too much side clearance? Also, what rod bearings are used with these rods? My research has led me to Clevite CB-1780H STD bearings. Thanks for the Help!
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Joe, does that include forged flat-tops/w no valve reliefs and metric rings for EBU and C2 rods? Thanks.
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Yes, if you are asking about JE Pistons. They will make any bore size, ring thickness, first ring land distance, pin diameter, compression height, or dome, ceramic coating the crown, coating the skirts, etc. You tell them what bore size you need, and they will build the clearances in the piston. Mine have .0045" clearance in the 3.812" bore. Joe-JDC
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