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Re: APT VP8C camshaft #21
Speedracer Hap Waldrop Greenville, SC, USA 1967 MG MGB "The Biscuit"	Posted: March 09, 2012 06:15PM Registered: 7 years ago Posts: 20,310

I've got a different part number, here the part number off my box of main's I got in my hand, right now.

5M2255-010
MS914P
6033M

This is their tri metal bearing, it may be they have quit production of them, and no i don't 50 sets of anything grinning smiley

I've tlaked to the US ACL people, and they noted this bearing was drying up, i just didn't know if thuis was in the US or worldwide, i guess we can assume the later. Thanks for the info.

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Re: APT VP8C camshaft #22
griffinracing Steve Jones Lambton, Australia 1965 MG MGB MkI "Monty" 1973 MG Midget MkIII "Myf"	Posted: March 09, 2012 11:31PM Registered: 1 year ago Posts: 40

Hap,

I'll run those part numbers past ACL and see what they say.

Steve

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Re: APT VP8C camshaft #23
griffinracing Steve Jones Lambton, Australia 1965 MG MGB MkI "Monty" 1973 MG Midget MkIII "Myf"	Posted: March 09, 2012 11:57PM Registered: 1 year ago Posts: 40

Hap,

I ran 5M2255 through the ACL site and it just said main bearing. The Normal ACL's are OE on a lot of modern cars and are trimetal as in aluminium tin silicon. The part numbers I gave for the ACL Duraglide bearings. They are also trimetal but copper-lead material.

The bloke doing the machining work does not want the aluminium bearings for this application. One of the local MG race car builders said he uses the duraglides on his engines, so that's why I was going that way.

The mystery continues.

Steve

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Re: APT VP8C camshaft #24
griffinracing Steve Jones Lambton, Australia 1965 MG MGB MkI "Monty" 1973 MG Midget MkIII "Myf"	Posted: April 08, 2012 12:44AM Registered: 1 year ago Posts: 40

The Cam is in hand, the rebiuld has commenced. Time will tell.

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