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Shop/Category/Fig. 30 — A70 MODEL — Except for the following, all other items are as A65 Lightning/BSA Shell bearing — connecting rod big-end (·030" undersize)
BSA Shell bearing — connecting rod big-end (·030" undersize)
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DiagramFig. 30 — A70 MODEL — Except for the following, all other items are as A65 Lightning · ref 3
Listed in parts books1972

BSA Shell bearing — connecting rod big-end (·030" undersize)

A ·030" undersize big-end shell bearing for the BSA A70 connecting rod.

PN · 71-2695

This is a big-end shell bearing machined ·030" undersize, for the connecting rod on a BSA A70 engine. The catalog entry ties it to the A70 model, noting that apart from a handful of listed exceptions, the A70 shares its parts with the A65 Lightning.

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A big-end shell bearing sits between the connecting rod and the crankpin, letting the rod ride on the crank under load. The ·030" undersize designation means it's ground for a crankpin that's already been machined down from standard, which typically comes up after a regrind following wear or a rebuild.

We only have this part tied to a single catalog listing from 1972, so if you're sourcing this for a rebuild, check your crankpin's actual measured diameter against what this shell is ground for before you order, and call the shop if you want us to confirm fitment.

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