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    small journal or large journal?

     



    im about to order some ARP main studs and i dont know which ones i need, a large journal or small journal set

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    yeah i worded it all retarded
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    how do i know if i need small journal or large journal studs?

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    Re: small journal or large journal?

     



    Originally posted by muteboy49
    im about to order some ARP main studs and i dont know which ones i need, a large journal or small journal set
    If you have the engine apart have a machine shop measure your crank main bearing dia.

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    what are the specs. for small and large journals?

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    Large journal caps are a little taller and require a little longer stud. In 1968 the main bearing saddles were increased in size from 2.3" to 2.45", so if your block was manufactured before that, it's a small journal, after that it's a large journal.

    Small journal cranks have a main diameter of 2.300" and a rod diameter of 2.000".

    Large journal cranks have a main diameter of 2.450" and a rod diameter of 2.100".
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    thanks my block is a 89 i believe

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