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07-26-2014 #1
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need help finding a bearing
Hey guys, here is a pic of what i have now. I'm trying to get the pilot bearing for my setup. I got the one everyone uses for a 5.7 hemi to a t56 the viper trans uses a .750 pilot and the LS one i am going to run uses the 0.595 pilot. So I'm looking for a bearig with that ID, a 1 inch OD and roughly .56 wide
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07-26-2014 #2
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need help finding a bearing
GM 14061685? Seems kinda close??
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The new Magnum T56 uses the same roller pilot bearing as the Chevy TKO 5 Speeds. The GM part # is 14061685 and AC Delco is CT1078. This bearing will have to be press fit into the pilot bearing adaptor just like the Mopars currently do. $59.00 for machined brass spacer.
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Cool, thanks a lot guys. I am sure that it is in other models but i did find that gm number as a stock piece in the 04-06 Pontiac gto just in case anyone else can use that info. I poured over summit racings site. Some of their pilot bearings are listed with dimensions. I ended up ordering a bronze bushing to use in this application
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