What material are these Clevite connecting rod bearings made from?

These Clevite bearings are made from a bi-metal aluminum silicon alloy. This material is chosen for its durability and ability to condition journal surfaces.

Why do these bearings have more silicon than others?

They contain 60% more silicon than comparable competitive replacements. This higher silicon content helps to better condition the crankshaft journal surfaces, which improves wear resistance and prevents seizure.

Are these bearings a direct fit for my 1980 Audi 4000?

Yes, these Clevite connecting rod bearings are verified to fit the 1980 Audi 4000, as well as other Audi models from the 1978-1983 model years.

Clevite Mazda 1796 1970cc 4 Cyl 1972-85 Con Rod Bearing Set

Specifications

Brand: Clevite
Part #: CB1017A75MM(5)
UPC: 027067926531

Clevite Mazda 1796 1970cc 4 Cyl 1972-85 Con Rod Bearing Set

Name: Clevite Mazda 1796 1970cc 4 Cyl 1972-85 Con Rod Bearing Set
Brand: Clevite
Price: 22.00 USD
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Fits 1978-1983 Audi 5000. Clevite connecting rod bearings made with 60% more silicon for improved wear resistance.

Key Features

Fits 1978-1983 Audi 5000, 1980-1983 Audi 4000, 1981-1983 Audi Coupe, and 1983 Audi Quattro.
Clevite connecting rod bearings are constructed from a bi-metal aluminum silicon alloy.
Contains 60% more silicon than comparable competitive replacements for improved journal conditioning.
Offers greater seizure and wear resistance for long-lasting performance.
Designed for 1970cc 4-cylinder engines.

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Product Details

If you're rebuilding the engine in your 1978-1983 Audi 5000, these Clevite connecting rod bearings are a solid option. They're designed to handle the demands of your 1970cc 4-cylinder engine, carrying on Clevite's tradition of durability.

These bearings are made from a bi-metal aluminum silicon alloy, featuring 60% more silicon than many other bearings. This extra silicon helps to condition the crankshaft journal surfaces they run against, leading to better resistance against seizure and wear. This means they'll hold up well over time, keeping your engine running smoothly.