What material are these main bearings made from?

These main bearings are made from King's XP material. This is a high-performance overlay designed for improved durability and reduced friction.

What part of the engine do these bearings service?

This set is specifically for the main bearings of the engine's crankshaft. They are a critical component for the bottom end of your J30 or J35 Honda engine.

Are these bearings a direct replacement for stock?

Yes, these main bearings are designed as a direct fit for Honda J30 and J35 engines. Always consult the manufacturer's installation guide for proper assembly.

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Brand: King Engine Bearings
Part #: MB4508XP
UPC: 611500614798

King Engine Bearings Honda J30/J35 Main Bearing Set

Name: King Engine Bearings Honda J30/J35 Main Bearing Set
Brand: King Engine Bearings
SKU: king-engine-bearings-king-engine-bearings-honda-j30-j35-main-bearing-set-t14-354026
Price: 122.93 USD
Availability: InStock

$122.93

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King Engine Bearings Honda J30/J35 Main Bearing Set MB4508XP. A solid option for engine rebuilds.

Key Features

Fits Honda J30 and J35 engines.
Features King's XP high-performance bearing material.
Designed for crankshaft main bearing applications.
Helps reduce friction and wear in the engine's bottom end.
Part number MB4508XP.

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About this part

Product Details

King Engine Bearings is well-known for making robust engine components, and this main bearing set is no exception. If you're rebuilding the bottom end of your Honda J30 or J35 engine, these main bearings are designed to handle the demands of the crankshaft.

This MB4508XP set is built with their XP material, which is a high-performance overlay that offers improved durability and reduced friction compared to standard bearings. They are designed to fit right into your J-series Honda engine, making installation straightforward for a rebuild. Proper installation is key, so always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for torque specifications and assembly procedures.