Good source for trunion bearings (1 Viewer)

[White Stripe]

Looking to see if anyone knows of any good deals on where to get trunion bearings. I know where to find decent deals on em, but seeing if I can find a cheaper source. Anybody know?

 

[FixedIt]

Kurt, no question.

 

[White Stripe]

I just found a set of 4 for 31 dollars shipped, will report back on how well they work.

 

[SouthBostonFJ40]

I just found a set of 4 for 31 dollars shipped, will report back on how well they work.

I would not buy cheap trunnion bearings. I would only buy high quality bearings like Koyo or Timkin.

 

[78fj40mg]

For OEM parts try @beno

 

[Irish11]

x2 for Kurt. I bought mine from him. Go with Koyo or Timkin as recommended above. I did mine last month and when I took the old ones out one disintegrated. There were bearing parts everywhere. Buy quality when you do this, you don't want that happening at speed.

 

[reddingcruiser]

X3 to use a source that has the right stuff. Timken actually has a bearing set set with the same ID/OD specs that cross with the Koyo numbers. However, the race is taller and you won't be able to get the knuckle back over the end of the axle. Stick with known sources.

 

[pbgbottle]

I get mine from my local koyo dealer .
They may tell u they cant get automotive bearings but they can.

 

[sggoat]

x2 for Kurt. I bought mine from him. Go with Koyo or Timkin as recommended above. I did mine last month and when I took the old ones out one disintegrated. There were bearing parts everywhere. Buy quality when you do this, you don't want that happening at speed.

Same thing on my 77-but I think it was because the axle seals had been leaking for a while-washed all the grease out. Don't neglect the knuckles if your inner seals start leaking!

 

[DSRTRDR]

X-a-gazillion on Kurt at cruiseroutfitters http://cruiseroutfitters.com/