Reply to "transmission bronze oil lite pilot bushing"

zr1panteraForum Sponsor - SACC Restorations

quote:
$8 or $85 for a pilot bushing depending on your level of risk management.

LOL... Good one Mark.

I ran a roller bearing with my Cleveland and Dorman input shaft bushings for years on many cars. I could see Rons point about how the roller bearings could cause damage if they fail but I don't think the bushing will cause any damage. You will feel a large vibration if it starts to wear. I am just not worried and have not heard of any input shaft damage from any type bushing.

Too each their own. I like to live on the edge. I think I will take my chances and spend the 8 bucks next time I need one.

2/14/1410:56 PM

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