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King Pin Bearings in GQ front Diff ?

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King Pin Bearings in GQ front Diff ?

Post by CWBYUP »

On the snake racing web site there are some king pin bearings that are off set ( 1/2, 3/4 and 1 degree ) How do you know if you need them or just standard ones ?

Also how hard are they to rebuild ? What else should i do if i'm going to rebuilt them, Wheel bearing etc ?

Thinking about having ago myself if you dont need any super expensive special tools.

I'm going to buy the workshop manual tomorrow but thought I'd ask.

I havent done them before so any advice would be great.

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Post by WelchyGQ »

Nick,

just finished rebuilding mine. I went through and did the whole lot - all the seals and bearings. Just buy the bearings from CBC - same bearings anyway as even guine bearings are NTN bearings. Not hard just a little time consuming, but then again i am lazy(could have been done quicker if i got off my ass)

Nothing technical really - i just followed the gregories manual.

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Post by bazooked »

the offset bearings are for people who cant wheel align or cant straighten bent diffs :finger: , if evrything is straight and ok u shouldnt need them.
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Post by CWBYUP »

Thanks for the info guys appreciate it.

I'm get the gregorys and have a go at it.

Cheers Nick
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