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Old 08-12-2010, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Skuzzy View Post
I was referencing a post that stated the pressures are not even between the mains. I still do not see how that is possible. I do not question the validity. I am just ignorant to how it can occur without some type of blockage in the oil feeds or some mains that are so open they all the volume of oil coming at them to bleed right on out without any back pressure at all.
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It's actually pretty easy to understand once you see how the oiling system was designed, that is, main bearing #1 has a direct feed from the main oil gallery, but the for the oil to get to main bearings 2-5, the oil must first pass around the cam bearing journal directly above it.

Actually, I have a picture of it, but decided not to post it.
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