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off set bearings for toyota

Submitted: Saturday, Sep 04, 2004 at 12:25

rock hoper

dose anyone know who makes the off set bearings to realine your caster on a
l/cruiser . this is the bearings on your swivel hubs >..
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AnswerID: 75137   Submitted: Saturday, Sep 04, 2004 at 14:08

Bob Y. - Qld replied:

rocky,

Had a set fitted to an HJ60, about 10 years ago, by Fulcrum Suspension in Brissy.

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AnswerID: 75167   Submitted: Saturday, Sep 04, 2004 at 19:15

Peter 2 replied:

I've never fitted them as I've had friends with them and they have collapsed causing the wheel and hub assembly to come off.
In order to get the eccentricity for adjustment the bearing is smaller and it appears that it is too small leading to premature failure.
Both failures that I've seen have been on troopies and have happened when well laden part way through a long trip.
Funnily enough on both occasions I've had a couple of spares in my truck that I've carried for 10 years or more just in case. I've never heard of the standard bearings failing to the same point, they do wear but never collapse.
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FollowupID: 334963   Submitted: Saturday, Sep 04, 2004 at 22:16

Bob Y. - Qld posted:


Peter,

The standard bearings will fail completely, but usually as a result of poor, or no maintenance. The larger studs fitted to tojos in later models, are not as weak as in earlier models.

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