You are not signed in. Sign in.

Auto Parts War: Find discount auto car parts, used, aftermarket and new.

Auto Parts War » Mahle » Clevite V-Series Rod Bearings Rod Bearing, V Series, .001 in. Undersize, Lead Indium, Chevy, 265/ 283/ 302/ 327, Each

Other Parts by Makes

Best Prices: Clevite V-Series Rod Bearings Rod Bearing, V Series, .001 in. Undersize, Lead Indium, Chevy, 265/ 283/ 302/ 327, Each » Mahle

Compare prices and find the best price (cheap discount price) of the auto part Clevite V-Series Rod Bearings Rod Bearing, V Series, .001 in. Undersize, Lead Indium, Chevy, 265/ 283/ 302/ 327, Each by the part number CB745VN1, M25CB745VN1 from a variety of different online car part stores and dealers.

Find Best Prices for This Part »

Part Name: Clevite V-Series Rod Bearings Rod Bearing, V Series, .001 in. Undersize, Lead Indium, Chevy, 265/ 283/ 302/ 327, Each
Part Number: CB745VN1, M25CB745VN1
Part Brand: Mahle

Part Image / Picture

Clevite V-Series Rod Bearings Rod Bearing, V Series, .001 in. Undersize, Lead Indium, Chevy, 265/ 283/ 302/ 327, Each (CB745VN1, M25CB745VN1)

Part Description & Details

When you want improved conformability. If you liked the results you used to get with Vandervell bearings, especially their higher conformability, you should love Clevite V-Series rod bearings, which basically duplicate the Vandervell items. They are built on unplated hardened-steel backings, for better dimensional accuracy and bore contact, and have low-to-medium eccentricity. The biggest difference between V-Series and other Clevite 77 bearings is their lead-indium surface alloy, which gives them that extra conformability. V-Series bearings are available in narrower versions, to provide greater crank-fillet clearance, as well as extra-clearance variations that provide an additional 0.001 or 0.002 in. of clearance.

Vehicles & Years

 

Browse Other Parts

By Year

By Category

By Make

See the right sidebar.




No comments yet. Submit yours!



Feel free to comment on this one.

We would like to know what you think about this one and publish your thoughts or reviews here! (top)

What say you?

  1. You may optionally give a title for this comment.

  2. Worst to best, 1 to 5, what would you rate this one?

  3. The actual content of your comment. No HTML nor whatsoever allowed.

  4. The author of this comment.

  6. The 3 letter word for what we breathe?

    Please answer the question by common sense.

Copyright © 2010 - 2024 Auto Parts War, AutoPartsWar.com. All rights reserved. We respect your privacy.
We are affiliated with Amazon for some products. We earn a commission if you purchase through our site.