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Old 11-26-2007, 02:46 PM
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seems that there is a trade-off between bearing or bushing. the downside of the bearing is that when it fails, it really frickin fails. seems that others feel that a bushing can be tough on the needle bearings in the trans.

but... i think people lose sight of it's function and what makes a bushing/bearing work hard.... bellhousing alignment is so important. remarkable that some people don't even check it. i suspect that bushings get blamed for needle bearing failure when it was actually the fault of bad bellhousing alignment.

my vote is proper bellhousing alignment & bushing, but IMO bushing/bearing choice is far less important than proper alignment.

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Old 11-27-2007, 01:18 AM
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The 7109 bearing is only sealed on one side.
The 6202-2rs bearing is sealed on both sides.
It has the same ID and OD as the 7109 but is a little deeper.

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