Bottom end bearings.
16 September 2010, 08:20 PM
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Bottom end bearings.
What are, in peoples opinion, the better bottom end bearings to go for when building a big power engine?.
Will be on a 2.0 running high boost.
Ian
Will be on a 2.0 running high boost.
Ian
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They have been proven to work at the biggest BHP levels, so can be trusted in my opinion. Cosworth do some which I'm sure are as good, but I see most builds using the ACL
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17 September 2010, 04:19 PM
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Mahle bearings are a machined tag slot, not deformed as in most bearings, no horrible part number stampings on the reverse side, where failures can start.
As Mahle took over Vandervell, these bearings are made to the high standards that Vandervell use to produce for F1 engine companies.
As Mahle took over Vandervell, these bearings are made to the high standards that Vandervell use to produce for F1 engine companies.
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