Read the earlier parts of this thread and it has everything you need including parts numbers. If you have the plugs and fuses in place, then it really is just plug and play, especially if you are 2018. The 2019-up require a minor tune update to turn AE on.
All those things that were tried were futile attempts at resolving a problem with the BK055 bearing itself and not how they were installed. I believe they said there may have been a bad batch of bearings out there.
They may work out for you. But after reading this thread, do you want to roll...
Exactly. BK055 is overkill for this application. This whole thread is to prevent someone any future grief if they also end up with a locked up noisy BK055 and save people money at the same time. The smaller BMR bearing is cheaper. I wish this thread existed before I installed the BK055.
I don’t think any of them show an after video. Nothing to show after install. They work as designed. I know my set is working compared to the BK055’s that I took out. Cortex uses FK bearings, same as the others.
I took one for the team and went a different (and lazier) route and replaced my BK055 bearings with Cortex Racing bearings. They also offer them already installed (core charge) so all I had to do was swap my arms for the Cortex setup and not deal with pressing the bearings again.
I am very...
I feel your pain. If you look back in this thread, they even offered to replace them for everyone with the issue and I sent them my receipt and got nothing but crickets in return. I only have an issue on the driver side but I will eventually swap out the BK055's for the Steeda. However, I never...
Look all over engine bay for anything that could be tapping/touching that could cause false knock. If you installed headers, sometimes the engine needs to slide over one way or the other to get more clearance to prevent false knock.