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Bower Bearings in a 742 8.75?
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09/09/09 07:13 PM
09/09/09 07:13 PM
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Ohio
ScottG
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Hey guys did the 742 case ever come with Bower bearings in it? I just bought a 742 3.23 sure grip and it has bower bearings in it. Do you know if these could be factory or have been replaced? I thought they all had Timken bearings in them.
Thnaks Scott!
1966 Coronet 440 conv. original Mauve metallic, with white top and interior. 1971 360, J heads, 625 AFB, 340 cam, intake, and manifolds. With 3.23 SureGrip.
1969 Dart GT: B5 Blue, White top, 318, With A/C
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Re: Bower Bearings in a 742 8.75?
[Re: ScottG]
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09/09/09 07:48 PM
09/09/09 07:48 PM
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Rio Linda, CA
John_Kunkel
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Timken is a brand name often used to describe all tapered roller bearings, since the factory sourced parts from many vendors I wouldn't be surprised to find any brand name bearing.
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