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    Default Identifying bearings

    I'm rebuilding my motor and trying to identify the bearing specs. What came out has the following markings:
    ACL
    5221
    OC11
    .25

    From a previous re-build I have some with these markings:
    23AU05
    ACL
    5221
    .25

    And a box with the label 5M1084P-.25; MS1084P 035M

    I can't find these in the hot mess that is the jumble of ACL catalogs. Can't even find a listing for Pintos, although there is one for the YAC.

    I get that they are .25 oversize VS std, but how can I tell if there was a line bore involved? And anybody know what the current part number is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick Kirchner View Post
    I'm rebuilding my motor and trying to identify the bearing specs. What came out has the following markings:
    ACL
    5221
    OC11
    .25

    From a previous re-build I have some with these markings:
    23AU05
    ACL
    5221
    .25

    And a box with the label 5M1084P-.25; MS1084P 035M

    I can't find these in the hot mess that is the jumble of ACL catalogs. Can't even find a listing for Pintos, although there is one for the YAC.

    I get that they are .25 oversize VS std, but how can I tell if there was a line bore involved? And anybody know what the current part number is?

    Rick:

    ACL Tech line, Robert Taylor
    (615) 595-6974
    Robert@4door.com

    Quite sure he can cross reference the:
    23AU05
    ACL
    5221
    .25
    V/r

    Iverson

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    Default TL20H Bearings

    The bearings and their specs are listed under the engine/s Model prefix TL20H, "Pinto" is more of a slang term If you click on each bearing in the link below it gives all dimensions required to select bearings. remember if between sizes you can use one shell half .001" under size and one half STD as an example. They offer .001" extra clearance bearings as well.

    https://www.aclperformance.com.au/en...e4%20SOHC%202v

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    Worthwhile to measure the block bearing bore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raleigh View Post
    The bearings and their specs are listed under the engine/s Model prefix TL20H, "Pinto" is more of a slang term If you click on each bearing in the link below it gives all dimensions required to select bearings. remember if between sizes you can use one shell half .001" under size and one half STD as an example. They offer .001" extra clearance bearings as well.

    https://www.aclperformance.com.au/en...e4%20SOHC%202v
    I obviously never found that page, but I don't think TL20H has ever been used in any context with this engine that I can remember, NE series maybe, but TL20H (and high compression?) is a new one around here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick Iverson View Post
    Rick:

    ACL Tech line, Robert Taylor
    Thanks Rick!

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