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Mark Prickett 2	25/01/2016 20:01:02
75 forum posts 10 photos	What type of sealed bearings would you replace the old ones with in a twin v super 7 clutch ? Many thanks for all your help.
KWIL	25/01/2016 20:07:17
3681 forum posts 70 photos	Look on the edge of the present bearings and you will the type number.
Mark Prickett 2	25/01/2016 20:13:17
75 forum posts 10 photos	Ive got sn2062
Nick_G	25/01/2016 20:16:26
1808 forum posts 744 photos	Posted by Mark Prickett 2 on 25/01/2016 20:13:17: Ive got sn2062 . And thus Google has returned :- LINK Nick
KWIL	25/01/2016 20:35:00
3681 forum posts 70 photos	Link prices are too high, Simply Bearings Ltd sell SKF bearings for a better price and best quality too. (Happy customer)
Mark Prickett 2	25/01/2016 20:42:59
75 forum posts 10 photos	Measuring it im coming up with 5/8 x 1.9/16 x 7/16 On simply its either £5.58 for the budget ones or £24 each for the major brand versions ......
Nick_G	25/01/2016 20:51:10
1808 forum posts 744 photos	Posted by KWIL on 25/01/2016 20:35:00: Link prices are too high, . I just provided a link. - I am not a price comparison search engine. Nick
Hopper	26/01/2016 05:20:51
7881 forum posts 397 photos	You could probably get away with the budget bearings in this application. The bearings only come into use while the clutch is in the disengaged position. There is no load or relative rotation on the bearings when the clutch is engaged and the countershaft is turning, ie the vast majority of the time. Certainly worth a try at the price difference if your budget is tight. Otherwise, the 12-pound ones linked to above should be fine. Japanese bearings are among the world's best. Never hear Toyota or Honda owners complaining about them. Edited By Hopper on 26/01/2016 05:40:36

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