Re-Speed Coil Over Thrust Bearings
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I beleive that they are standard parts, but not sure on #s or anything.
You can try to get ahold of Sam (DJ55B), or if that doesn't work then Billy Waits (Bwaits) might be able to help you out with the #s.
Good luck.
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You can try to get ahold of Sam (DJ55B), or if that doesn't work then Billy Waits (Bwaits) might be able to help you out with the #s.
Good luck.
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Just take what you have to any bearing shop and they should be able to hook you up. Those thrust bearings certainly arn't anything fancy. I'd imagine Re-speed were using fairly common and easily obtainable bearings and fittings in most of their stuff.
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McMaster-Carr uses their own part numbers. They won't mean anything to anyone that works at a bearing house. Industry standard numbers for those parts are:
Thrust Bearing: NTA 1423 Torrington
Thrust Washer .032: TRA 1423 Torrington
Thrust Washer .126: TRD 1423 Torrington
Thrust Bearing: NTA 1423 Torrington
Thrust Washer .032: TRA 1423 Torrington
Thrust Washer .126: TRD 1423 Torrington