Hey guys, im just wondering, what kind of sealant should i use? also, where can i get new bearings? Thanks

Black RTV Gasket Maker. Bearings can be gotten at local parts shops. Search for P/N.

are there good kinds of bearings... or bearings are bearings?

are there good kinds of bearings... or bearings are bearings?

I'd get the round ones-they seem to work best...

i mean, is there a specific kind of metal? LOL

i mean, is there a specific kind of metal? LOL

I'm going to pay for that wise A$$ remark at OTV aren't I?

Photoshop me in a Furd or Dudge...

Timken bearings at Autozone worked just fine for me...

I'm going to pay for that wise A$$ remark at OTV aren't I? Uh yep!.....lol

i actually laughed cuz i thought there were different shapes :D. and when you made that comment, i remembered bearings in a roller blade wheel are ROUND... :D, anyways, autozone. kewl

how many gallons does our differential hold?

I'm not near my truck but I think 2 quarts...

would it say how many in the book?

so bearings are bearings?

I used 2 quarts of royal purple in mine, some use a little more, pep boys has it for cheap. My mechanic used Permatex Right Stuff on mine, this is about the only sealant he uses in has shop. I have used this before and it should be called Awsome Stuff, everything from water pumps to the donut gasket on my old S-10's exhaust. Most auto parts places carry it.

http://www.permatex.com/products/automotive/automotive_gasketing/gasket_makers/auto_Permatex_the_Right_Stuff_Gasket_Maker.htm

alright. i have the sealant and the lubricants. Now, whats the part number for the bearings at NAPA?

alright. i have the sealant and the lubricants. Now, whats the part number for the bearings at NAPA?Bump for some bearing numbers I would tell you if I knew.

you didn't get new bearings?

I got mine from PORC when i ordered my TT.

http://www.performanceoffroadcenter.com/oscommerce/product_info.php?products_id=1420

I knew there was a thread with the NAPA bearing part numbers, found it by doing a SEARCH.

http://www.clubtitan.org/forums/showpost.php?p=331605&postcount=13 (http://www.clubtitan.org/forums/showpost.php?p=331605&postcount=13)

One P# if for the bearings and the other is for the Races,
JLM704649-----JLM704610

Bump for some bearing numbers I would tell you if I knew.Same here Pinoy but i see your question has been answered.
Gettin rdy for TWII i see, you sly dog.......lol......i saw you spinning then let of the nail it again last time. You wont have that problem much anymore after this mod:)

Same here Pinoy but i see your question has been answered.
Gettin rdy for TWII i see, you sly dog.......lol......i saw you spinning then let of the nail it again last time. You wont have that problem much anymore after this mod:)

ME,getting ready for TWII? lol, yea right. i wish i had extra MM for them cams :D o0o0o0 CCAAMMSS

LOL. taht one race with thrust_titan, made me want it so friggin bad. I was trying to atleast beat him off the line, but friggin "1 wheel wonder" came to his rescue :D

pinoytitan,

Just for info. Despite the comments you got about "just get the round ones" I thought I'd add some comments on bearings.

There are ball bearings, roller bearings, tapered roller bearings, thrust bearings, duplex bearings, plain bearings, needle bearings, oilite bearings, bearing blocks, linear bearings, magnetic flux bearings and I'm sure there are some others that escape my memory now.

Bearings come in grades as well as different styles and shapes. There are also ball bearings that are made of ceramics. The balls in the "races" are ceramic and they do not distort under load as much as steel bearings.

Timkin is a fine brand and there are others. When you order at the counter, specify that you want a premimum brand if you are willing to pay the "premimum $"

I hope you enjoy your TT as much as I have mine.

Red

pinoytitan,

Just for info. Despite the comments you got about "just get the round ones" I thought I'd add some comments on bearings.

There are ball bearings, roller bearings, tapered roller bearings, thrust bearings, duplex bearings, plain bearings, needle bearings, oilite bearings, bearing blocks, linear bearings, magnetic flux bearings and I'm sure there are some others that escape my memory now.

Bearings come in grades as well as different styles and shapes. There are also ball bearings that are made of ceramics. The balls in the "races" are ceramic and they do not distort under load as much as steel bearings.

Timkin is a fine brand and there are others. When you order at the counter, specify that you want a premimum brand if you are willing to pay the "premimum $"

I hope you enjoy your TT as much as I have mine.

Red


thanks for the great info. that clears everything up. thanks... also, who says im getting a tt? :D lol