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Wow!
 

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definitely scary stuff right there. I'm sure glad that you found this before you put it in .
 

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I took it out of the package and was headed to the saw and seen it missing
 

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Good thing ya caught that. Would have been a short lofe for that top end possibly.

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I wasn't going to run it with a am bearing,I was using it on my builder case so I could degree a cylinder.
I just happened to notice it when I took it out of the bag.
I posted this to remind people to look
Some may not have noticed that and used it.
I've had 2 am wrist pin bearings fail and haven't used one in over a year and never will.
There complete junk
 

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I ran the snot out of that 066 for a short period of time.
I almost never even caught it before I put the cylinder back on.
Needless to say, I found a donor crank.
 

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I ran the snot out of that 066 for a short period of time.
I almost never even caught it before I put the cylinder back on.
Needless to say, I found a donor crank.
I've seen a missing needle in other applications run a long long time. Universals for example. Although very different much the same. The points of contact that are still there can carry damn near the same load for a long time. I damn sure check to be sure all of them are there before I'd install it. What I'm saying I guess is I've seen it but I damn sure don't trust it
 

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I've yet to get a Meteor kit that included a wp bearing.

The Meteor I got from HLS came with one and the one I got from Dave didn't. But I will clarify that when I ordered the one from HLS it showed up as a line item like I ordered it just with no price next to it. And I have no idea what brand it is ether.
 

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The Meteor I got from HLS came with one and the one I got from Dave didn't. But I will clarify that when I ordered the one from HLS it showed up as a line item like I ordered it just with no price next to it. And I have no idea what brand it is ether.
I would dig a 20 year old used oem one out of the trash and run it before I'd use a am one.
Lots of good aftermarket parts out there,wrist pin bearings aren't one of them.
 
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