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Buick Drum Wheel Bearing kits??

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by beater32, Jul 20, 2010.

  1. beater32
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    Have some 45 fin drums here minus bearings.Just had a nosy at the Kanter site and i have no idea which kit i need.Is there any numbers floating about that i could use.Are the Kanter parts any good? Cheers
     
  2. madpole
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    not sure which kit you need,,,but, i have used parts from Kanter before and have had good luck with them.
     
  3. Mr48chev
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  4. beater32
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    I'm using the adapters that use the original Buick bearings on Ford Spindles.
     
  5. budd
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  6. 35mastr
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    Hit up 29rat here on the HAMB. He will know what you need.
     
  7. beater32
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  8. 30TudorSedan
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    What year buick hubs are they? I too bought the same adapters for my spindles to use my '63 hubs and didn't really need new bearings and seals, but I plan to get them. O reilly auto parts carries new bearings and seals and it ends up only being about $65 total for all of it.
     
  9. beater32
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    I'm not sure what year they are.Hard to tell over here.How can i id the year?
     
  10. 30TudorSedan
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    good question, I'm not positive how to tell the year, I knew the year of the car I pulled mine off of. Hopefully someone will chime in on IDing them
     
  11. 29nash
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    Lay a micrometer to it. Go to a bearing supply and see if they have what fits, if they don't have, ask them to order them.
     
  12. Asphalt Outlaw Hero
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    I think it will be dependent on the spindle.29 Rat gives good service.
     
  13. Andy
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    The early ones had ball bearings and most had tapered bearings. I might have some I took out. I will post if I find them.
     
  14. beater32
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    I know they had tapered bearings.I might go snap a pic.My 9" bearings ran to over $300 here so i'm hoping to find some fronts online in the U.S
     

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