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      07-28-2014, 03:44 PM   #372
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Originally Posted by 96LTWM3 View Post
High wear bearings are on top and usually are, caused mainly from engine braking.

Also forgot to mention the bearings are in no particular order, they are random and I just put the ones that looked alike together for pictures. Sorry for lack of clarity, however fact is bearings shows wear.
I'm confused as to why engine braking would cause bearing wear on the top shell.

Maybe Kawasaki can chime in? That doesn't sound correct to me but I could be wrong.
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