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White_Snake 02-22-2007 06:00 PM

Throw out bearing
 
has anyone ever heard of Timken throwout bearings/clutch release bearings?

they are supposed to be real good bearings for the job at hand, but can not find them in my area.

does anyone know of a place i can get them in CANADA?

i found them here in the states: but want to buy canadian
http://www.speedconcepts.net/product...roducts_id=718

MID LIFE CRISIS 02-22-2007 06:31 PM

Hey warren let me check my source... I will get back to you

mikebones 02-22-2007 07:05 PM

doesn't really apply but timken is the bearings we use at work, we use them to assemble rail cars, so they must be good

Ponyryd 02-22-2007 07:27 PM

Timken makes bearings for many of the "name brand" compainies, I'm pretty sure Ford Racing and Federal Mogul use Timken, just open the box and it'll be stamped on the bearing.

nickm50 02-22-2007 07:49 PM

warren, I put an skf one in my car, they are insanely overbuilt. I can get you one if you want.

Mach1Chris 02-23-2007 07:38 AM

When I needed a new TOB I looked heavily into this. Over and over the same answer came up: stay with a stock ford one.

White_Snake 02-23-2007 05:47 PM


Originally Posted by Mach1Chris (Post 74634)
When I needed a new TOB I looked heavily into this. Over and over the same answer came up: stay with a stock ford one.

what did you end up going with?

How is it so far? any noise yet?

i just want one that will not start to make noise after 3 weeksthumb:

let me know Neil.
and ill let you know Nick.


edit...i thought it read "stay away from stock ford"...
even when going with a stiffer clucth?

Outlaw 02-23-2007 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by Mach1Chris (Post 74634)
When I needed a new TOB I looked heavily into this. Over and over the same answer came up: stay with a stock ford one.

x2

I've done the same thing on a few cars now, Im at the point now where i'd only put a Ford TOB in, Cheaper and works fine.


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