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    which bearings to get?

    i'm looking on majestic honda for crank and rod bearings and not only are they REDICULOUSLY expensive (like 175+shipping for a set) but they come in different colors? i have no clue what the colors mean, but i'm assuming they are slightly different sizes to account for wear when rebuilding a motor. does anyone know what they mean? also, are honda bearings best or should i go with some aftermarket bearings if i can find them at a good price (aka less than 175). i have heard that nascar motors actually use the same size bearings as the h22, and that would be cool, but where do i get these?

    please help the motor building noob!

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    Have removed the rod, main and crank shaft bears, if have cleacn them off and look at the bearings they're color coded that tells you the proper bearings to buy by color.

    Look into ACL bearings.
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      agreed, if they are green or one color off. go with ACL stds.
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        Originally posted by wed3k View Post
        agreed, if they are green or one color off. go with ACL stds.
        where do i get them? what if they aren't green?

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