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PILOT BEARING OR BUSHING
02/09/11 at 8:06pm
 
putting my mod together, using a 3 speed and what bearing should i use with my 350 and midplate. napa, speedway, pepboys ?
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Reply #1 - 02/10/11 at 8:48am
 
If you are running a mid plate you need an extended style bushing or bearing
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Re: PILOT BEARING OR BUSHING
Reply #2 - 02/10/11 at 11:51am
 
RACEGLASS wrote on 02/10/11 at 8:48am:
If you are running a mid plate you need an extended style bushing or bearing

unless you are using a tilton triple disc setup with the reverse mount starter. they compensate for the mid plate and make the bell housing 1/4" short.
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Re: PILOT BEARING OR BUSHING
Reply #3 - 02/11/11 at 10:16pm
 
With a rear motor mount I leave mine hanging out about 1/4 inch. I tried a needle bearing and it was a mess after a few races.  It has to be 100% perfect which a lot of bell housing are not.  
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Re: PILOT BEARING OR BUSHING
Reply #4 - 02/14/11 at 8:21pm
 
Tilton has a fixture to center the dowel pins off the crank. May be worth asking around to see if anyone has it. It reams the hole for the dowel then you use a stepped pin from Tilton. No more tranny / clutch problems. We were doing it to every block that was being used with a clutch. Tilton also has steel weld in rings  used to center the holes in the bell housing.
We used a lot of Tilton and quarter master stuff  and i do not remember the bell housings being made with the difference of a motor
plate, but this was in the late 90s. Maybe something new they are
doing. We used a stock dorman brand bushing and left it hanging out 3/16 or so. Never had a problem.
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