Subject	You don't just "think" about what grade to use.
Posted by	noturboz on June 08, 2001 at 7:22 AM
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In Reply To	have u thought about grade 3 for the rods? posted by Halo Z on June 08, 2001 at 01:21 AM
Message	One grade is not any better than the other. The grade represents the bearing thickness. You can have a different grade for each of the rods. One rod may need grade 3, another need grade 1 another grade 0 etc...
Follow Ups	Can someone please help me pick what bearings I need?!!! - Ragerkw91TT 00:10:49 06/08/01 have u thought about grade 3 for the rods? - Halo Z 01:21:57 06/08/01 You don't just "think" about what grade to use. - noturboz 07:22:10 06/08/01 that's right,i forgot also about plastic guage testing - Halo Z 08:23:02 06/08/01 I didn't intend to come across as a prick but that is some > - noturboz 08:53:19 06/08/01 Plastigage sucks>>> - safZ 16:05:55 06/08/01 You should leave it to proffessional machine shop! (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 01:31:37 06/08/01 Ok, take a look at the bottom of the block without the >> - noturboz 06:59:26 06/08/01 sorry once again - Halo Z 08:21:42 06/08/01
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