Audi 2.2T 2.3 20V 3B AAN 7A ACL Duraglide main bearings 0.25mm

ENGINE BEARINGS
	CON ROD BEARING SET
	Part#
	4B1606H	4B1606HX
Sizes	STD, .025, .25, .50	STD
Oil Clearance	Standard	+ 0.001" Extra
Half Type	Identical Halves
Material	Tri-metal Hardened steel backs
Min Std Shaft Size	1.8802" /47.758mm
Max Std Shaft Size	1.8810" /47.778mm
Min Std Tunnel Size	1.9921" /50.600mm
Max Std Tunnel Size	1.9929" /50.619mm
Max Wall at Crown	0.0553" / 1.405mm	0.0548" /1.392mm
Max Overall Length	0.748" / 19.00mm
Notes	Bearing has 1.65mm oil hole at crown
Diagram        (Top View)

Engines Audi 2.2 2.3 20V (incl. Turbo) S2, RS2, 200, S4, S6. 3B, 7A, AAN, ADU, ABY

Crankshaft gear info:
• This reinforced crankshaft gear has been manufactured specifically for uprated turbo engines, where the original crankshaft gear not withstand the loads
• OEM part number: 034105263A
• Material: 42CrMo4

Camshaft gear info:
• High quality billet aluminum adjustable cam gear from Tommi's Billet for Audi 2.2 Turbo engine.
• Includes cam position shutter wheel required for this engine.
• Works with original Hall sensor.
• Width 21mm.
• Black anodized.

Length: 1208mm
Width: 19mm
Number of tooth: 151

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- Tensile cord reinforced with premium, high-strength glass cords.
- Gripping teeth with aramid fiber technology and high saturation HNBR elastomeric composites for exceptional durability and heat resistance.
- Wear-resistant tooth jacket supported by reinforced nylon fabric and double-tooth stability.

The superior construction of Gates timing belts makes them 300 percent stronger than the standard aftermarket belt while providing up to three times the heat resistance.

8740 Chrome Moly: Until the development of today’s modern alloys, chrome moly was popularly considered a high strength material. Now viewed as only moderate strength, 8740 chrome moly is seen as a good tough steel, with adequate fatigue properties for most racing applications, but only if the threads are rolled after heat-treatment, as is the standard ARP production practice. Typically, chrome moly is classified as a quench and temper steel, that can be heat-treated to deliver tensile strengths between 180,000 and 210,000 psi