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Rough crank, need help

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    Rough crank, need help

    Well my h23a3 had a spun bearing when i bought it and the bearing pretty much exploded, making the crank the slightest bit rough, and i don't have the money to get it grinded or whatever. Will this slight roughness screw it up and put me back in the same situation I'm in now or will it be fine? Can i hand sand it?
    Horsepower sells cars, torque wins races.
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    I'm pretty sure it won't be very nice to your bearing. You're not even supposed to touch the face of a bearing when installing it, or the acid/oil on your skin will etch it. I'm thinking a rough crank journal will do the same thing, but more "extreme." I also wouldn't recommend hand sanding it, as you could make the journal out of round, which will just mess things up even more.
    Originally posted by sweet91accord
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      #3
      go find a cheep used f22 crank thats in decent condition. same stroke.
      spin city

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        #4
        un-machined crank = bad bearings in no time.

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