Found - Great Pilot Bushing - Oilite
08-23-2015, 11:26 AM
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
Found - Great Pilot Bushing - Oilite
I know there are lots of threads on various pilot bushings ... as well as healthy debates on bushings vs roller bearings.
However, for those seeking a non-magnetic, oil-impregnated, bronze bushing ... I found this one from Auto Gear in NY to be ideal:
P/N: 0-127-006
I mic'd it out to be: OD 1.096" and ID: 0.592"
I put it in the freezer overnight, and tapped it into the new crank without difficulty.
However, for those seeking a non-magnetic, oil-impregnated, bronze bushing ... I found this one from Auto Gear in NY to be ideal:
P/N: 0-127-006
I mic'd it out to be: OD 1.096" and ID: 0.592"
I put it in the freezer overnight, and tapped it into the new crank without difficulty.
08-23-2015, 12:33 PM
#3
Melting Slicks
I know there are lots of threads on various pilot bushings ... as well as healthy debates on bushings vs roller bearings.
However, for those seeking a non-magnetic, oil-impregnated, bronze bushing ... I found this one from Auto Gear in NY to be ideal:
P/N: 0-127-006
I mic'd it out to be: OD 1.096" and ID: 0.592"
I put it in the freezer overnight, and tapped it into the new crank without difficulty.
However, for those seeking a non-magnetic, oil-impregnated, bronze bushing ... I found this one from Auto Gear in NY to be ideal:
P/N: 0-127-006
I mic'd it out to be: OD 1.096" and ID: 0.592"
I put it in the freezer overnight, and tapped it into the new crank without difficulty.
08-23-2015, 12:36 PM
#4
Instructor
Thread Starter
Just putting a part no. out there for those that are having difficulty finding one.
08-23-2015, 12:45 PM
#6
I know there are lots of threads on various pilot bushings ... as well as healthy debates on bushings vs roller bearings.
However, for those seeking a non-magnetic, oil-impregnated, bronze bushing ... I found this one from Auto Gear in NY to be ideal:
P/N: 0-127-006
I mic'd it out to be: OD 1.096" and ID: 0.592"
I put it in the freezer overnight, and tapped it into the new crank without difficulty.
However, for those seeking a non-magnetic, oil-impregnated, bronze bushing ... I found this one from Auto Gear in NY to be ideal:
P/N: 0-127-006
I mic'd it out to be: OD 1.096" and ID: 0.592"
I put it in the freezer overnight, and tapped it into the new crank without difficulty.
ZIO
08-23-2015, 09:06 PM
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Burning Brakes
08-23-2015, 09:27 PM
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Dr. Detroit
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Thank you for this......I was just looking for one.
I will order one from Auto Gear
Jebby
I will order one from Auto Gear
Jebby