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I agree.
My 413 needed a sleeve because of a crack in one cylinder. Then the crack spread at the bottom and my machinist stitched it together.
It’s been fine 4 years and I’ve been running the crap out of it.
Those pants were actually in style in the mid seventies. I had a pair just like them around the same time in jr high school.
I guess I am more referring to the fact that he isn’t wearing a costume with his sponsor’s logo all over it in case he happens to get in a tv shot on the way over.
Just an FYI,
Timken probably isn’t making automotive bearings in the USA anymore.
Edit:
I think the ideal replacement for Timken bearings would be Japanese or German made. But I don’t know if they make them.
I doubt that the shaft is supposed to be 1.057. Probably got polished down by someone already.
I have used a Ready Sleeve on these before, but it’s been years ago. The standard size one might fit, but with sealer on it. Or green lock-tite. I would try looking in the seal company catalogs.
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