Pilot Bushing
#1
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Pilot Bushing
On a 93 with a getrag is the pilot bushing just a round cylinder or is it T shaped? NAPA has a cylindrical one and advance adapters has a T shaped one. Id like to get my parts here before tearing stuff down.
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#2
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The OEM bushings have a T shaped shoulder on them and are made out of brass.
Many of the aftermarket companies sell cylindrical roller bearing style that I believe you need to modify your flywheel to accept.
The South Bend Clutch clutch and flywheel sets that I often install use the roller bearing that is pre installed in the flywheel that they send out.
Many of the aftermarket companies sell cylindrical roller bearing style that I believe you need to modify your flywheel to accept.
The South Bend Clutch clutch and flywheel sets that I often install use the roller bearing that is pre installed in the flywheel that they send out.
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NAPA = Not. Actual. Part. Ah?
That is not a shocker.
I am sure it is easier and cheaper to make them with out the shoulder.
I order South Bend Clutch set ups for my builds.
They come complete with a fresh flywheel, clutch, [roller bearing] pilot bushing, throw out bearing, new nuts and washers.
I have no complaints with their stuff and have their clutches in 4 of my Cummins trucks currently.
That is not a shocker.
I am sure it is easier and cheaper to make them with out the shoulder.
I order South Bend Clutch set ups for my builds.
They come complete with a fresh flywheel, clutch, [roller bearing] pilot bushing, throw out bearing, new nuts and washers.
I have no complaints with their stuff and have their clutches in 4 of my Cummins trucks currently.
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