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Tri-metal crankshaft main bearings ACL Mitsubishi Hyundai 6G72 6G73

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Set of 8 tri-metal crankshaft main bearing half shells for Mitsubishi and Hyundai V6 engines (Ø 60 mm).

  • Brand: ACL Race
  • Fitments: Mitsubishi 3000 GT, Pajero, Galant, Eclipse, L200, Magna, Verada, Hyundai Sonata, Grandeur, Galloper
  • Engine codes: 6G71, 6G72, 6G72-T, 6G73, G6AT, G6AV
  • Available sizes: standard, HX, +0.025 and +0.25 mm

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  • The Mitsubishi and Hyundai V6 engines 6G71, 6G72, 6G73, G6AT and G6AV

    This main bearing set fits the Mitsubishi and Hyundai family of V6 petrol engines: the 6G71 (2.0 L), the 6G72 (3.0 L, in DOHC 24-valve, SOHC 12-valve and SOHC 24-valve versions), the 6G72-T (3.0 L turbo), the 6G73 (2.5 L), and the Hyundai G6AT (3.0 L) and G6AV (2.5 L). They are fitted notably to the Mitsubishi 3000 GT, Pajero, Galant, Eclipse, L200, Magna and Verada, and to the Hyundai Sonata, Grandeur and Galloper. All the applications listed below share the same crankshaft journal and housing dimensions: a single bearing set covers these engines.

    The crankshaft of these engines runs on four main bearings. Each journal turns between two half shells, one seated in the block and the other in the main bearing cap: they carry the crankshaft. The ACL Race Series tri-metal set shown here replaces them on built engines.

    Tri-metal main bearings

    A tri-metal bearing stacks three layers: a steel back, a copper-lead intermediate layer with high load capacity and an anti-friction running surface that protects the journal. The complete set covers the four main bearings of the crankshaft. The upper and lower half shells are different: each goes in its own position.

    An aluminium bi-metal takes around 8,000 psi, a performance tri-metal up to 12,000 psi, 50% more. Hence better resistance and better durability on turbocharged, supercharged and high-revving engines.

    Technical specifications

    Fitment dimensions common to all references
    ACL bearings
    Crankshaft journal Ø 59.980 / 60.000 mm
    Housing bore Ø 64.000 / 64.020 mm
    Width 18.13 mm
    ReferenceBrand and treatmentSizeWall thickness (mm)
    4M1149H-STDACL Race - UntreatedStandard1.988
    4M1149HX-STDACL Race - UntreatedStd, increased clearance (HX)1.975
    4M1149H-.025ACL Race - Untreated+0.0252.0005
    4M1149H-.25ACL Race - Untreated+0.252.113

    Running clearance

    The running clearance is the gap between the bearing and the journal where the oil film flows.

    In operation, the crankshaft journal does not rub against the bearing: it rides on this oil film, which carries the load. Clearance sets the thickness of this film: too tight, oil flows poorly, temperature rises and the risk of seizure increases; too loose, oil escapes, the film loses load-carrying capacity and oil pressure drops. The right clearance is the balance between adequate lubrication and a well-maintained oil film.

    Size / gradeWhen to choose itACL Race Series
    Standard (STD)Standard journal, not reground0.061 to 0.073 mm
    Increased clearance (HX)Wider clearance: high oil flow, high rpm0.086 to 0.098 mm
    +0.025 mmPolished journal0.061 to 0.073 mm
    +0.25 mmJournal reground to 0.25 mm0.061 to 0.073 mm

    Checking on assembly: lay a calibrated strip (Plastigauge) on the journal, torque the main cap to spec, then compare the crushed strip against the gauge to read the clearance.

    Plastigauge

    Order the Plastigauge →

    Technical guide

    The ACL main bearings shown here are trimetal bearings, designed for engine building and racing. Compared with an original bearing, they handle far higher loads: they cope with increased power, high rpm or the addition of a turbo or supercharger, where a standard bearing quickly reaches its limit.

    The brand

    ACL Bearing CompanyACL Bearing Company, an Australian manufacturer of high-performance engine bearings since 1949, offers with its Race Series precise trimetal bearings, available in many sizes and proven on built engines worldwide.

    Vehicle compatibility

    This main bearing set fits the following vehicles, by engine code:

    BrandModel (chassis)Engine codePowerYears
    DodgeDynasty Saloon6G72141 hp1988–1993
    DodgeRAM 50 Extended Cab Pickup6G72143 hp1989–1991
    DodgeRAM 50 Standard Cab Pickup6G72144 hp1989–1991
    DodgeStealth Hatchback6G72, 6G72-T166–324 hp1990–1996
    DodgeStratus Coupe6G72203 hp2000–2005
    DodgeStratus II6G72203 hp2000–2001
    HawtaiJitianG6AT160 hp2001–2006
    HyundaiDynastyG6AV162 hp1997–2005
    HyundaiGalloper IG6AT161 hp1992–1996
    HyundaiGalloper II (JK-01)G6AT141–160 hp1998–2003
    HyundaiGrandeur6G72200 hp1989–1992
    HyundaiGrandeur (LX)6G72, 6G73, G6AT, G6AV161–224 hp1992–1999
    HyundaiMarciaG6AT146 hp1993–1998
    HyundaiSonata II (Y-2)G6AT145 hp1991–1993
    HyundaiSonata III (Y-3)G6AT146 hp1993–1998
    Mitsubishi3000 GT Coupe (Z1_A)6G72, 6G72-T162–325 hp1989–2000
    Mitsubishi3000GT Convertible6G72, 6G72-T226–325 hp1994–1996
    MitsubishiDebonair (S1_A)6G71, 6G72120–200 hp1986–1992
    MitsubishiDebonair (S2_A)6G72170 hp1992–1997
    MitsubishiDelica / Space Gear6G72181–185 hp1994–2006
    MitsubishiDiamante Estate (F_W)6G72165–190 hp1992–1999
    MitsubishiDiamante I Saloon (F2_A, F1_A)6G72, 6G73175–241 hp1990–1996
    MitsubishiDiamante II Saloon (F4_A, F3_A)6G72, 6G73190–200 hp1994–2005
    MitsubishiEclipse Convertible (D5_A)6G72203–213 hp1999–2005
    MitsubishiEclipse III (D5_A)6G72203–213 hp1999–2005
    MitsubishiGTO Coupe (Z1_A)6G72, 6G72-T222–286 hp1989–2000
    MitsubishiGalant V (E1_A)6G72144 hp1988–1990
    MitsubishiGalant VII (E5_A, E7_A, E8_A)6G73170 hp1992–1996
    MitsubishiGalant VII Saloon (E5_A, E7_A, E8_A)6G73170 hp1992–1996
    MitsubishiGalant VIII (EA_)6G72197–207 hp1998–2004
    MitsubishiGalloper (JK-01)G6AT141 hp1998–2003
    MitsubishiGrandis (N9_, N8_)6G72215 hp1999–2003
    MitsubishiL 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W)6G72181–185 hp1994–2003
    MitsubishiL 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V)6G72185 hp1994–2003
    MitsubishiL200 (K3_T, K2_T, K1_T, K0_T)6G72145–177 hp1986–1999
    MitsubishiL200 (K7_T, K6_T, K5_T)6G72147–181 hp1996–2006
    MitsubishiL200 Platform/Chassis (K3_T, K0_T, K1_T, K2_T)6G72148 hp1990–1996
    MitsubishiL200 Platform/Chassis (K6_T, K7_T)6G72181 hp1996–2006
    MitsubishiMagna Saloon (TE)6G72190 hp1996–1997
    MitsubishiMagna Saloon (TF)6G72190 hp1997–1999
    MitsubishiMagna Saloon (TH)6G72190 hp1999–2000
    MitsubishiMagna Saloon (TJ)6G72190–204 hp2000–2003
    MitsubishiMagna Saloon (TR)6G72163 hp1991–1994
    MitsubishiMagna Saloon (TS)6G72, 6G73163–175 hp1994–1996
    MitsubishiMagna Estate (TE)6G72190 hp1996–1997
    MitsubishiMagna Estate (TF)6G72190 hp1997–1999
    MitsubishiMagna Estate (TH)6G72190 hp1999–2000
    MitsubishiMagna Estate (TJ)6G72190 hp2000–2002
    MitsubishiMagna Estate (TR)6G72163 hp1991–1994
    MitsubishiMagna Estate (TS)6G72163 hp1994–1996
    MitsubishiPajero Classic (V2_W, V6_W, V7_W)6G72178–179 hp2003–
    MitsubishiPajero I (L04_G, L14_G)6G72141–146 hp1988–1991
    MitsubishiPajero II (V3_W, V2_W, V4_W, V5_W)6G72150–181 hp1990–2000
    MitsubishiPajero II Canvas Top (V2_C, V4_C)6G72150–181 hp1990–2000
    MitsubishiPajero III (V7_W, V6_W)6G72181 hp2000–2006
    MitsubishiPajero III Canvas Top (V6_W, V7_W)6G72170 hp2001–2006
    MitsubishiPajero IV (V8_W, V9_W)6G72174–184 hp2007–
    MitsubishiPajero Sport I (K7_, K9_)6G72165–185 hp1996–
    MitsubishiPajero Sport VAN I (K90)6G72170 hp1999–2008
    MitsubishiSigma (F2_A, F1_A)6G72177–205 hp1990–1996
    MitsubishiSigma Station Wagon (F0_W)6G72170 hp1992–1996
    MitsubishiSpace Wagon (N3_W, N4_W)6G72215 hp1997–
    MitsubishiSpace Wagon (N9_W, N8_W)6G72215 hp2000–2003
    MitsubishiVerada Saloon (KH)6G72177 hp1999–2000
    MitsubishiVerada Saloon (KR)6G72170–205 hp1991–1994
    MitsubishiVerada Saloon (KS)6G72163 hp1994–1997
    MitsubishiVerada Estate (KR)6G72170 hp1991–1994
    MitsubishiVerada Estate (KS)6G72163 hp1994–1997