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so slow 420

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Feb 18, 2015
Detroit, Michigan
I am looking for a special main bearing set for my 2.0 non turbo eclipse I need 002 2 thousands under I try ed a few places and no luck
 
Guy doing my work said I need 002 undersize main bearings and the crank is stock the motor has different pistons tho
 
You will never need undersized bearings...

Put some logical thought into it:

1. You cannot feasibly add material to the crankshaft, warranting smaller, undersized bearings.
2. When enough material is removed from the crank, i.e. when it is cut, oversized bearings compensate for the material taken from the crank.
 
The only time I could think of is if the machine shop resurfaced the bed plate to block surfaces... But when they do that they are supposed to align hone the block...
 
The only time I could think of is if the machine shop resurfaced the bed plate to block surfaces... But when they do that they are supposed to align hone the block...
Have to align hone, or the bores are not round anymore.

You sure he did not mean 20 thousandths (0.020" or 0.05 mm)? Two thousandths is not a normal cut at all.
 
Different pistons has no affect on the main bearings size either. It's possible the machinist is talking about rod journals, but again it would be over sized, not under and 20 thousand, not 2.
 
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