your gona build an engine with no name bearings? you should never be cheap when it comes to engine parts. how much did you pay? i would just toss them and get some speed pros or clevite 77s
no, there ford bearings, hince the ford part number. just didnt know if they were correct for what i needed them for!? and they were 24 bucks for the set shipping and all.
what they are trying to tell you is NO, they are not correct for what you need them for. Get a good brand name for the internals. The old saying "you get what you pay for" comes into mind.no, there ford bearings, hince the ford part number. just didnt know if they were correct for what i needed them for!?
fast97gt said:and they were 24 bucks for the set shipping and all.
what they are trying to tell you is NO, they are not correct for what you need them for. Get a good brand name for the internals. The old saying "you get what you pay for" comes into mind.
cheap price = cheap part.
I could take a shyt in a box and stamp with a warranty doesnt mean it is a quality part.
(not a direct quote there)
ford does make some good parts. I only use FRPP gears when I change gears for one.
I think most will agree that you can get better parts (brand name) at a better price for what ford sells. In your first post you said you bought non brand name bearings on ebay. That is a red light warning for most people on here. In honesty I can't speak for the parts you bought off of ebay. Even though it has a part number it could possibly be a replacement part for that ford part number. My experience I have used clevite, (speed)-pro, scat and federal mogul ( had issues with fitment on the federal ones. There are a lot of engine builders on here that have different opinions on brand name parts. For the most part people go with brand name internals because they have been field tested for many many years and have a good standing. Good luck to you though. If you have any buildup questions this site is a plethora of information.
i cant believe what i'm reading!!
you want to rebuild an engine but you have no clue what parts you are buying. i would HIGHLY recomend taking your engine to a shop or at least to a mechanic who knows what they are doing.
your right, i did not mention a brand name, but the all ford's part numbers start with f, then the rest of the numbers and letters follow. anybody who knew anything about fords would know that was a ford part number, (i would)
unless you are having your block machined then dont do it.
i cant believe what i'm reading!!
you want to rebuild an engine but you have no clue what parts you are buying. i would HIGHLY recomend taking your engine to a shop or at least to a mechanic who knows what they are doing.
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