Reply to "transmission bronze oil lite pilot bushing"

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I have been searching for some info on the "kevlar bushing" but not sure what materail I am finding.
just my cursurary opinon from what i noticed is that a lot of the composite bushing materails do have a higher loading factor, BUT have limited to surface speeds. I am wondering if they might be OK in desiels (lower rpms), but not for the 20 feet per second when hitting 7000 rpms

BTW, how much of the input shaft is in the bushing?

For those using oilite, what clearance are you using? would it be ~0.001" or nearer to ~0.003"?

12/14/159:38 PM

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