Rod bearing clearance
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building an aluminum block ls3 416 with a Callies steel crank and Callies rods using king tri metal bearings I got my main clearance set to .00015. I'm going a little looser than low side of spec cuz it's going to be beat hard and also i want to run something thicker than 5w30. My rod clearance is .0029 which is all the way on the high side of tolerance. Is that too high to run with the main clearance where it is ?? Ideally I'd like to run mobile 1 15w50 and I'm not really sure where to set the rods to
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building an aluminum block ls3 416 with a Callies steel crank and Callies rods using king tri metal bearings I got my main clearance set to .00015. I'm going a little looser than low side of spec cuz it's going to be beat hard and also i want to run something thicker than 5w30. My rod clearance is .0029 which is all the way on the high side of tolerance. Is that too high to run with the main clearance where it is ?? Ideally I'd like to run mobile 1 15w50 and I'm not really sure where to set the rods to
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Naturally aspirated and it should hopefully make 650-700 flywheel. Agressive cam. Live in New England so it sees a huge temperature swing on a daily basis I also will drive it long distances and beat it constantly. And I'm not really worried about longevity. I know I will need to freshen it it up over time. Not looking to make 100,000 miles.
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