.002 on rod resize right?
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0.002" would be correct as long as your big ends are less then 0.002" out of round. If it's more than that you're still going to have problems, given that your max allowable is 0.0003". I would just tell them to go +0.002" on the bore as long as they'll all clean up with that - if they don't, then tell them to call you and work something else out. If they know what they're doing they should be able to recommend you a bearing in the latter case.
edit: v v what td1168 said
edit: v v what td1168 said
Last edited by ckpitt55; 11-30-2012 at 08:21 AM.
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Give them the bearing part number and let them get the bore size from the bearing manufacturer. If they are a competent machine shop they're not going to take your word for it anyways. I do machine work and I always go straight to the tree when I need specs. This eliminates costly ambiguities.