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WTD: Sierra Bearing Carriers
coozer - 21/6/10 at 01:31 PM

I'm after a couple of the outer bearing carriers. The ones with the lugs on for disc rear ends.

Steve


grassracer - 21/6/10 at 04:41 PM

Push in shafts or bolt on?? I've got a pair of the smaller ones I think thats for push in?

[Edited on 21/6/10 by grassracer]


coozer - 21/6/10 at 04:49 PM

Bolt on. Push in shafts didn't have discs? Is that right?


RichardK - 21/6/10 at 04:50 PM

Yep as far as I know push in = drums


mcerd1 - 21/6/10 at 05:06 PM

the cossie ones or the normal ones ?

cossie ones have bigger bearings and longer lugs to suit 273mm rear discs (4x4 are vented, 2wd are solid)

but normal sierra/granada ones suit 253mm solid discs only


grassracer - 21/6/10 at 06:58 PM

OK well these are the smaller ones with caliper lugs, assume the bearings will need replaced, bearing carrier only no drive flanges, let me know if they are of any use


coozer - 22/6/10 at 07:09 AM

Hmm, now your asking... back end is a 3.92 LSD out of a 2wd DOHC sapphire thingy..

Bearings are big as I had normal ones on the counter in GMSCaprispares and he had to go hunting (2 minutes) for the bigger ones.

So, yes, big bearing ones please


mcerd1 - 22/6/10 at 08:04 AM

they are going for silly money on the bay these days linky


coozer - 22/6/10 at 08:23 AM

Yep, seen that one.. no way hose A (or hose B)