Can anyone give me a Timken part number for replacement carrier bearing on my semi floating FJ62 rear axel?
Carrier bearings
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Call them.. I don't know.
http://www.timken.com/industries/automotive/autoaftermarket/timkencatalog/PartCatalog.aspx
http://www.timken.com/industries/automotive/autoaftermarket/timkencatalog/PartCatalog.aspx
Im thinking that those are prolly a dealer only item...
Why?
Timkens are good, but not any better than OEM (Koyo?).
Timkens are good, but not any better than OEM (Koyo?).
Nope, timkens are what everybody puts in their rebuild kits. Kurt at cruiser outfitters has them, im sure any vendor that sets up gears could tell you.
I believe kurt told me he could get koyo bearings but it added like a hundred bucks or more to the rebuild kit and it took a long time to get them. Basically said there was no point unless you had more money than you have things to spend it on.
I believe kurt told me he could get koyo bearings but it added like a hundred bucks or more to the rebuild kit and it took a long time to get them. Basically said there was no point unless you had more money than you have things to spend it on.
Timken bearings are stock...and found in many parts of our rigs, others parts use Koyo bearings...
I bought a box of Timken rear wheel bearings and opened the box and engraved in them they said Koyo. There is some relationship there but don't know what it is now. They are both high quality bearings.
