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Bearings
A bearing is a device to permit constrained relative motion between two parts, typically rotation or linear movement. Bearings may be classified broadly according to the motions they allow and according to their principle of operation as well as by the directions of applied loads they can handle.

Contents

1 Main Bearings
1.1 Clevite77
1.2 OEM
2 Rod Bearings
2.1 Clevite77
2.2 OEM
3 Balance Shaft Bearings
3.1 Clevite77
3.2 OEM
Main Bearings
The main bearings are the bearings on which the crankshaft rotates.

Clevite77
These are the best bearings to use. Available online at most retailers and on eBay, or at your local parts retailer such as NAPA or Autozone.







OEM
Local parts retailers sell stock/OEM replacement bearings. The known, proven reliability and quality of Clevite's bearings outweigh the small cost increase.

Rod Bearings
The connecting rod bearings are the bearings on which the rods meet the crankshaft and rotate.

Clevite77
These are the best bearings to use. Available online at most retailers and on eBay, or at your local parts retailer such as NAPA or Autozone.












OEM
Local parts retailers sell stock/OEM replacement bearings. The known, proven reliability and quality of Clevite's bearings outweigh the small cost increase.

Balance Shaft Bearings
These bearings are what the balance shafts rotate upon.

Clevite77
These are the best bearings to use. Available online at most retailers and on eBay, or at your local parts retailer such as NAPA or Autozone.






OEM
Local parts retailers sell stock/OEM replacement bearings. The known, proven reliability and quality of Clevite's bearings outweigh the small cost increase.