What's the advantage to these?
I know, it should be obvious, but I've heard it's not a particularly
good idea to use roller bearings where the parts don't rotate
completely; i.e. the parts rock back and forth on the same limited
surface, possibly wearing grooves (if the parts/bearings don't rotate
completely, it subjects one part of the bearing to the most wear).
Specifically, I heard this about using needle roller bearings on cam
rockers.
bs
Sales at " Just Brits " wrote:
> << Sometime in the past someone on the list had mentioned
> that there is a king pin setup for the big Healeys that uses
> needle bearings instead of bronze bushings.
> What I need is the supplier name and URL. >>
>
> I am in same 'boat' as Bob is Steve, don't have
> in stock and I also expect in around 2 weeks
> <sigh>.
>
> Ed
> Please visit MY site at:
> www.justbrits.com
> _______________________________________________
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