Originally Posted by
Francis M.
Staikosn1 I polish the two speed shaft, mid shaft, cvd axles... Pretty much anywhere the bearings sit on metal that the bearings is not sliding in freely... Just do enough so that the bearing slides in freely and this should help make sure the drive train is built as free as posible....
If your parts slide in no problem then you don't need to do the procedure....
yea this is the most reasonable explaination.
the shalf is supposed to grab the inside of the bearing, not spin within it. so again polishing the shaft wont benefit you unless for some reason the bearing isnt sliding onto the shaft with ease. polishing it will in most cases make the bearing easier to remove from the shaft.
if it fits good leave it alone. because if you polish too much or will a abrasive material, you will reduce the diameter of the shalf and cause a space inbetween the shaft and bearing. worst case senario
