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You may need to "mike" the rods and crank to get the appropriate size bearing numbers.
|ANY| good machine shop should be able to tell you this information or an engine rebuilder could do. Conversely you could go to a pawn brokerthat sells tools and get a used micrometer and make the measurement yourself.
Someone will be along with better information and probably a better way but some years back I was working on an engine with a custom crank and thats how we determined what size bearing s to order.
Good luck
You may need to "mike" the rods and crank to get the appropriate size bearing numbers.
|ANY| good machine shop should be able to tell you this information or an engine rebuilder could do. Conversely you could go to a pawn brokerthat sells tools and get a used micrometer and make the measurement yourself.
Someone will be along with better information and probably a better way but some years back I was working on an engine with a custom crank and thats how we determined what size bearing s to order.
Good luck
