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Old 02-27-2010   #1
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This has NOTHING to do with my car. Can you lose power if you spun a rod bearing.
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Old 02-27-2010   #2
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again...uuum...yes.
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Old 02-27-2010   #3
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Yessir...lose lots of power.
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Old 02-27-2010   #4
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I heard you gain HP when you spin bearings.
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Old 02-27-2010   #6
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The reason I as asking was that a buddy of mine spun a rod bearing in his 98 honda civic and he was saying that it slow as hell now. He has a new motor for it so he is just having fun with it.
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Old 02-27-2010   #7
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should tell him that his VTEC bearing may be wearing out also. lol. jk. it should be obvious for the powerloss. My friend had a Sentra Spec-V and as soon as we heard the sound, it lost alot of power...and than it bogged it's way home. Nothing like towing a spec-v in the middle of the night for 6 miles :P
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When craig still had his talon he made 433 with a spun rod bearing. Then it totaly let go on the cruise to la cross last time.
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Spinning rod bearings = less rotational friction = mad powaz gain
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Spinning rod bearings = less rotational friction = mad powaz gain
Less friction hmmm, thats why everything turns blue when you spin bearings...
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