Posted by 37chief on September 07, 2008 at 18:34:47 from (70.181.171.31):
In Reply to: Expenseive Education posted by Lanse on September 07, 2008 at 13:04:36:
I can't figure what may have caused the scratches on the bearings down to the copper. Did you match all the caps to the correct rods, and put the main caps in the correct position. I don't think a groove will be a problem in the bearing shell. Just make sure the groove is not pushing material above the bearing surface. On a poured bearing which has the bearing material actually melted and poured into the rod, and cut out to fit the crank. These grooves are quite common on an old motor, where the motor oil hasen't been changed. Make sure you blow out the oil holes in the crank. Stan
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