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Getting 4:10s ... which bearings?

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BayArea02GT

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Hi guys, I am getting 4:10's pretty soon. I am getting the gears from mustang tunning (FRPP). Also, I want to change the bearings on my car. But I don't know which ones should I go for? I have heard of Timken and Motive bearings. Are there any other better ones?
 

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BayArea02GT said:
Hi guys, I am getting 4:10's pretty soon. I am getting the gears from mustang tunning (FRPP). Also, I want to change the bearings on my car. But I don't know which ones should I go for? I have heard of Timken and Motive bearings. Are there any other better ones?
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I didn't change the bearings on mine when I got my 4.10. I really would only do that if your current rear has alot of miles on it. My car only had about 25,000 miles on mine so I didn't change them. Unless you just want to, I think either one of them would be fine. I'm sure FRPP has some as well.
 

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I bought 4.10s from MT as well. I only have 18K on my car right now and probably 25 when the gears will be put in in January. I bought the complete rebuild kit just to be safe. Probably didnt need to but its cheap piece of mind.
 
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BayArea02GT said:
Hi guys, I am getting 4:10's pretty soon. I am getting the gears from mustang tunning (FRPP). Also, I want to change the bearings on my car. But I don't know which ones should I go for? I have heard of Timken and Motive bearings. Are there any other better ones?
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Timken is the best bearings IMO. We use them all the time in aerospace applications. If they're good in the air, they're good on the ground.
 

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My car has 50,000 miles on it. So I am gonna change the the bearings. I am going for Timkens. Anybody know where can I get them cheap?
 
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