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Had a heck of a time lately fixing my inner primary leak. Finally found the inner primary bearing had a cracked inner race. I cut a little groove in it at the crack, then stuck a screw driver into the groove to spread it to remove the bad race.
Thank You! to someone on this forum for that trick, I read it some where here.
Anyway I thought now would be a good time to switch to a sealed bearing. Anybody have feedback on those?
The OEM IPB race cracked on my '04 Dyna, & I was able to pull it off by hand without any grinding.
Anyways, I replaced the OEM race/bearing setup with a one-piece IPB from All ***** Racing. Way cheaper, easy to install (no race install tool needed), and so far (10k mi) has been great. No probs. I would never go back to that idiotic race/bearing setup.
The OEM IPB race cracked on my '04 Dyna, & I was able to pull it off by hand without any grinding.
Anyways, I replaced the OEM race/bearing setup with a one-piece IPB from All ***** Racing. Way cheaper, easy to install (no race install tool needed), and so far (10k mi) has been great. No probs. I would never go back to that idiotic race/bearing setup.
Thanks, thats wat I wuz looking for, your feed back on the longevity of the All ***** bearing.
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