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Old 11-01-2008, 02:03 PM
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Default Exact size of novak's "oversized" bearing?
Had a bearing finally wear out in a 5.5 novak and have already replaced it with a new endbell kit. I have since removed the bearing out of the old endbell with the hope of replacing it for a backup. Anybody know the exact dimensions on the oversized endbell bearing?
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um... digital verniers ( calipers ) ftw?
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Yeah, a good set of digital calipers are still on my "to buy" list
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You don't need calipers. These bearings are standard sizes. You could measure it with a ruler graduated in 1/16th of an inch and come close enough to get the correct replacement.
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If you check your original oversized bearing, you'll see R3Z marked (mine had) on the metal shield of the bearing.
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That is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks for responding.

Have a couple ceramic bearings headed my way.
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