alright im getting my supercharger repaired and ported and somehow i am having problems finding the bearings at the bottom of the housing that the ends of the rotors insert into

does anyone have any idea where i can get these??? im trying to get it done and my car tuned by the time the track opens on friday lol

thanks for the help

 

i dont think you should have to replace the bearings when porting, just clean and repack the ones that were in there unless they are severely damaged.

 

well thought they were damaged and ordered some from some company and they supposively had them so we overnighted them and took the old ones out (damaging them to take them out) and found out that the new ones they sent werent even close lol

UPDATE--- i think i got the part number F-69423.10 made by some company called INA???

 

rule one with ordering parts....when you get em....look at em! lol ....Good Luck!!!

 

Why not just order them Eaton? The plant where the M62s were manufactured is right here in Kansas, in a town called Hutchinson, about 30 minutes away from me?

 

we ordered them

we looked at them

they were wrong

and here we are lol

this is the part where you tell me how i can order them.... thanks lol

 

you forgot a step...lol


you ordered them

you pulled out and runied the old ones

you looked at them

they were wrong

and here you are...lol


a GM dealer cant get their hands on these?? im thinkin that would be the first place i stop by to ask...just a thought

 

Call Crate Engine Depot and see if they have them in stock. The parts might not be on their site, but they have a ton of stuff in stock and are very helpful over the phone.

 

gm dealers are dicks so no lol and you have to ruin the bearings to get them out lol

thank you ill check with that

UPDATE---crate engine depot is a no go

 

You can ask a bearing specialist to look for this INA bearing nr. (or similar brand)

or:
http://www.daltonbearing.com/supplie...log.asp?sid=88

If you are lucky it is not a "special", only delivered to the manufacturer...

 

Try PSE Superchargers. Give them a call as they rebuild Eaton's regularly. They really know their stuff too.