Reply to "Oilite pilot bearings? Where are we on these?"

rockyMember

Just to expand the knowledge base a little…

The first picture below is the page from the Orange (‘71 - ‘74) Pantera Parts Book. As Bosswrench called out in another thread…. Both the bearing 7600-A, and the bushing (7600-B) are listed (I’m using Ford’s terminology here).

The second picture is a Ford Bushing that came out of Ken Daniel’s car.

I can’t say if the part number on the box (even though it has the 7600-A designation) applies to the bushing…. Just that it was in the box.

QUICK FOLLOW UP: The D8TZ is from a different (and later application)… see third picture…

KD was a hot-roddler, built many high-performance engines, and ran his car at Silver State, so that Ford box might have been from a bearing he installed, and then he just put the used bushing in it.

Rocky

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