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ACL 1T1957-STD Honda/Acura B/K-Series Thrust Washers

ACL 1T1957-STD Honda/Acura B/K-Series Thrust Washers

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  • 1T1957-STD Thrust Washers for Honda and Acura Engine BuildsACL 1T1957-STD is a standard-size thrust washer set used across multiple cataloged Honda and Acura engine families. Confirm the exact engine code,...
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1T1957-STD Thrust Washers for Honda and Acura Engine Builds

ACL 1T1957-STD is a standard-size thrust washer set used across multiple cataloged Honda and Acura engine families. Confirm the exact engine code, crankshaft version, journal dimensions, bearing position, and assembled clearances before ordering.

Key Features

  • Standard-size thrust components for cataloged ACL main-bearing applications
  • Used with selected B-series, D-series, F/H-series, and K-series bearing families
  • Two-piece thrust washer set
  • Application-specific thickness and diameter
  • ACL 1T1957-STD must be selected by exact engine and measured dimensions

Fitment

Engine Family Catalog Application Required Verification
B-series Selected B16, B17, B18, B20, and B21 applications Exact engine code and main-bearing family
K-series Selected K20 and K24 applications Exact engine code and main-bearing family
Other Honda families Selected D, F, H, L, and R engine applications Confirm the ACL catalog pairing before ordering

Vehicle year and model alone do not confirm compatibility. Engine swaps, mixed blocks and crankshafts, and previously machined assemblies require direct dimensional verification.

Specifications

Detail Value
Brand ACL
Manufacturer Part Number 1T1957-STD
Product Type Thrust Washer Set
Size STD
Quantity Two pieces
Function Controls crankshaft endplay
Selection Must match the cataloged main-bearing family
Condition New

Whats Included

  • One two-piece ACL thrust washer set
  • Manufacturer packaging and identification for ACL 1T1957-STD
  • Only the component identified in this listing is included unless the package contents state otherwise

About ACL

ACL manufactures precision engine bearings for performance street, racing, and professional engine-building applications. Correct machining, clean assembly, proper fastener loading, and measured clearances are essential to bearing life.

Related Parts

Pair components only after confirming the exact ACL catalog application:

  • ACL 5M1959H-STD main bearings
  • ACL 4B1972H-STD rod bearings

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 1T1957-STD?

It is an ACL thrust washer set for the cataloged Honda and Acura engine applications shown above.

Does vehicle year and model confirm fitment?

No. Verify the engine code, crankshaft, journal dimensions, and bearing position.

Must clearances be measured?

Yes. A qualified engine builder should measure every relevant journal, housing bore, and assembled clearance.

Can I substitute another size suffix?

No. Standard, repair-size, and extra-clearance suffixes identify different dimensional requirements.

Are the related bearings included?

No. Main bearings, rod bearings, and thrust washers are separate components unless the listing explicitly states otherwise.

Does one bearing family fit every K-series engine?

No. For example, some K20C applications use a different main-bearing family even when a rod-bearing family is shared.

Does this thrust washer fit every engine named in the existing vehicle tags?

No. Confirm the exact ACL main-bearing pairing and measured thrust dimensions for the engine being assembled.

Should a professional install these parts?

Yes. Precision engine-bearing installation should be completed or checked by an experienced engine builder.

Installation Instructions

  1. Confirm ACL 1T1957-STD against the engine build sheet and measured requirements.
  2. Verify the engine code, block, crankshaft, and bearing positions.
  3. Measure journals and housing bores with calibrated tools.
  4. Clean all mating surfaces, oil passages, and bearing components.
  5. Check locating features, oil-hole alignment, fillet clearance, and component orientation.
  6. Install and torque fasteners using the engine builders specified sequence and procedure.
  7. Measure assembled clearances, endplay where applicable, and free rotation.
  8. Apply approved assembly lubricant and prime the oiling system before startup.

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