This is the collapsible spacer in the late style (no fill plug) type differentials for Sprites and Midgets. It's used to set the correct pre-load torque on the inner and outer pinon bearings.
Question:
I am considering using taper roller bearings instead of the standard ball bearings for the side carrier bearings. Could someone find out what the o.d. of the side bearings are? I measured the width of the bearing bore to be approx. 0.75" and the mating carrier o. d. at approx. 1.0375". I also measured the side bearing cap to be 2.833" i. d. but do not trust that to be the actual bearing o. d. This information might be on the bearing itself.
Thanks,
Fred
Answer:
OD is 2.837" - ID is 1.367" and the thickness is .671"
Spridget Mania Tech Team
The Spridget Parts and Accessories Experts
This is the collapsible spacer in the late style (no fill plug) type differentials for Sprites and Midgets. It's used to set the correct pre-load torque on the inner and outer pinon bearings.
Question:
I am considering using taper roller bearings instead of the standard ball bearings for the side carrier bearings. Could someone find out what the o.d. of the side bearings are? I measured the width of the bearing bore to be approx. 0.75" and the mating carrier o. d. at approx. 1.0375". I also measured the side bearing cap to be 2.833" i. d. but do not trust that to be the actual bearing o. d. This information might be on the bearing itself.
Thanks,
Fred
Answer:
OD is 2.837" - ID is 1.367" and the thickness is .671"
Spridget Mania Tech Team
The Spridget Parts and Accessories Experts
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