IF there are no "other markings" then they are standard Vandervell sized.
The shell number would be the same, regardless, but with .010, .020, etc.
also stamped.
Peter C.
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At 12:05 PM 4/12/2004, Dave Yealy wrote:
>Got a little energetic today since it's raining here. I pulled the rod
>bearings out since I started hearing a knock that wasn't suppose to be
>there and the oil pressure at a warm idle wasn't up to my liking. I've got
>a little copper showing thru on all of them so I figure the best thing to
>do is throw in a new set. Now the question is how do I cross reference
>these Vanderbilt bearings to what is available today ? The bearings I took
>out have 2 sets of numbers stamped into them. One end has 2A690 the other
>end has the VP logo with the numbers 2783. There are no other markings so
>I can't tell if they are standard or a different size and I don't have a
>fancy digital caliper to measure the crank journal to get the size. Any
>ideas out there?
>
>Dave
>60-61-61 Bugeyes
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