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Old 09-27-2010, 04:02 PM
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Need some help. Want to know it the diameters on a ball bearing big shaft are the same as a journal bearing big shaft. If some one has the info on the journal bearing shaft I can compare that to my shaft after measuring my shaft

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Need some help. Want to know it the diameters on a ball bearing big shaft are the same as a journal bearing big shaft. If some one has the info on the journal bearing shaft I can compare that to my shaft after measuring my shaft

Thanks in advance guys
All big shaft units should be 5/16" in diameter
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All big shaft units should be 5/16" in diameter
So then I can put my ball bearing shafts in a journal bearing center section as long as I have it rebalanced right?
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So then I can put my ball bearing shafts in a journal bearing center section as long as I have it rebalanced right?
It's not quite that easy but yes technically you could although I don't know of too many places that have a VSR to do the balancing outside of Turbonetics.
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