Any one interested in the oiling mods I did?

on my 340, stock rods, there is a hole about 1/16th of an inch in the bearing where the two half bearing shells come together. It goes through side of rod by bolt. I think this is to oil cylinder wall. Do you think i should use bearings with or without this hole. Have clevit 77 now with hole, but was told i can get without holes.
Thanks gary
Without. The cyl walls get enough oil as is. Also I would suggest drilling a new 1/16" oiling hole in ALL 5 cam bearings & driving them in so this new smaller hole lines up with the vertical passage from the crank. Then either externally oil the (non mag) heads with a T & a line(s) from the sending unit NPT passage at the top rear of the block like Indy does with BB stuff or drill a large access hole in the pass angled passage in the valley up to the deck/head at the bottom of it just above the main gallery then a smaller hole of the proper dia down inside to plumb it into the main gallery. this'll feed the pass rockers & deadhead at the cam bearing. Plumb a line from the main gallery (T ing from the crossover) across to the drivers angled passage ~halfway up to the deck/head to feed the DR rockers & it'll also dedhead at the cam bearing & you'd restrict both sides to the dia you want for the amount of rocker oiling you require. (.080" maybe)