ACL

ACL is a well-known name in engine bearings and performance-related engine components, and the brand is especially known for its ACL Race Series bearings for demanding engine builds. ACL focuses on products such as engine bearings, camshaft bearings, bushings and thrust washers, and the brand is widely used in performance cars, motorsport and engine rebuilds where precision and durability are important factors.

ACL has a strong motorsport background, and the company states that the Race Series program has roots going back to the 1960s with engine bearings for Brabham Formula 1. Experience from motorsport and high-performance engines has helped shape ACL’s current Race Series range, which is developed for high loads, high RPM and demanding use.

ACL Race Series is particularly popular among engine builders because the range is manufactured with a focus on precise tolerances, material quality and stable performance under load. ACL itself highlights the combination of design, metallurgy, engineering and precise quality control as key elements in its performance bearings. In addition, there are also variants with extra oil clearance and different solutions for selected engine builds, allowing more precise work with engine bearing clearance.

ACL is used in many different types of projects, from upgraded road cars to dedicated race cars and motorsport engines. This makes the brand relevant both for those building a reliable performance engine and for those working with more specialised setups where correct bearing choice and precise engine assembly are important for both durability and performance. ACL covers a wide range of engine applications, including more than 200 different performance applications in the Race Series range.

When choosing ACL parts, it is important to check engine type, dimensions, tolerances and intended use, as the choice of bearings and specifications depends on the engine build, load and required oil clearance. ACL is therefore an obvious choice for projects where proven performance bearings are wanted with documented use in both motorsport and high-performance engines.