strange bearings
#1
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strange bearings
i purchased a rebuild kit from Strange Engineering
for a 8.75 rear around a yr ago and finaly
got to working on the rear and went to unwrap the bearings and
noticed they were'nt Timken they were made in Japan to me
these are inferior bearings, i remember an old man when i packed
my first bearings, he said always and only use Timken bearings,
this rear end is going to see around 600 to 700 hrpwr i want
the best, no japan bearings for me. :evil:
for a 8.75 rear around a yr ago and finaly
got to working on the rear and went to unwrap the bearings and
noticed they were'nt Timken they were made in Japan to me
these are inferior bearings, i remember an old man when i packed
my first bearings, he said always and only use Timken bearings,
this rear end is going to see around 600 to 700 hrpwr i want
the best, no japan bearings for me. :evil:
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Re: strange bearings
Originally Posted by signsbyesa
i purchased a rebuild kit from Strange Engineering
for a 8.75 rear around a yr ago and finaly
got to working on the rear and went to unwrap the bearings and
noticed they were'nt Timken they were made in Japan to me
these are inferior bearings, i remember an old man when i packed
my first bearings, he said always and only use Timken bearings,
this rear end is going to see around 600 to 700 hrpwr i want
the best, no japan bearings for me. :evil:
for a 8.75 rear around a yr ago and finaly
got to working on the rear and went to unwrap the bearings and
noticed they were'nt Timken they were made in Japan to me
these are inferior bearings, i remember an old man when i packed
my first bearings, he said always and only use Timken bearings,
this rear end is going to see around 600 to 700 hrpwr i want
the best, no japan bearings for me. :evil:
Just my .02
Zip.
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i also ordered a kit from tom's differentials and his bearings are all
timken made in usa, going to use tom's bearings and use the japan
bearings for wieghts next time i go fishing. :P
timken made in usa, going to use tom's bearings and use the japan
bearings for wieghts next time i go fishing. :P