Subject	Mitch, no offense, but your explanation sounds like
Posted by	LitlElvis on January 17, 2010 at 10:30 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Yes, two rods feed from each main. My picture shows only posted by Tech@EPR on January 17, 2010 at 08:54 PM
Message	regurgitated semi-technical marketing jargon. And I believe you are confusing the "rod journal" and "main journal" when you reference crossdrilling. A picture is worth a thousand words - could you provide one similar to what I did that depicts what you are trying to explain?
Follow Ups	VG crankshaft oiling = broken crank? - LitlElvis 13:16:58 01/17/10 I don't think feedback posts are useless - S e a r c h 13:58:23 01/17/10 your post is off-topic AND useless... - LitlElvis 14:19:01 01/17/10 OK man, you're grumpy today, my bad (n/m) - S e a r c h 14:22:33 01/17/10 crankshaft oiling has nothing to do with crank failure IMHO - aliaZ 14:14:25 01/17/10 I agree with you 100% about the potential for a non-dampened - LitlElvis 14:27:41 01/17/10 Re: crankshaft oiling has nothing to do with crank failure IMHO - Tech@EPR 15:24:29 01/17/10 Stay with it Brett - ubermiach 14:25:12 01/17/10 Heres a quick calculation showing the backpressure - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 15:34:39 01/17/10 Nice!! now this is what I'm talking about TT.net... - LitlElvis 18:51:19 01/17/10 Re: VG crankshaft oiling = broken crank? - Tech@EPR 15:41:51 01/17/10 Yes, two rods feed from each main. My picture shows only - LitlElvis 18:27:29 01/17/10 Re: Yes, two rods feed from each main. My picture shows only - Tech@EPR 20:54:23 01/17/10 Mitch, no offense, but your explanation sounds like - LitlElvis 22:30:16 01/17/10 Re: Mitch, no offense, but your explanation sounds like - Tech@EPR 22:54:51 01/17/10
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