Re: There must be more than one rod bearing size.

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Posted by caycecherry on Wednesday, March 04, 2009:

In Reply to: Re: There must be more than one rod bearing size. posted by Eddie on Tuesday, March 03, 2009:

Thanks Eddie,
I went to the local dealer in Hartselle,Al and got the correct oil pan gasket. They threw in an oil filter for my trouble. I took it all home and put the oil pan on, filled it with oil and water, cranked it a bit with the Decomp open and then cranked her right up. After warm up I drove it around the yard a few times. No blow by or knocks. Felt really good so far. Not bad for a $150 rebuild(resurfaced head,head gasket,ground valves,rings,rod bearings,all other needed gaskets). Could have been done in a afternoon if I had all the parts and no diversions.

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