anybody use this kit with there factory six speed?
How much power are you putting into that factory 6 speed??
I have that Baker bearing in my 124 now, but only after I ripped 6 teeth off 3rd gear in the stock tranny & replaced it with an entire Baker tranny.
~John
mild build but do a lot of miles a year.
I think if you look at the cost, and you have to do yours because of a failure, the cost becomes only the difference in what you have to spend any way. My only experience is with my grudge box but they sure look beefy and the set-up is very fine when it comes to clearances. That says more control and less wear to me.
Ive put a couple in stock gearboxes after the stock output bearing failed early. One was around 20,000mi and the other was earlier. Nice and strong, but have to be set up right.
I installed the Grudge Box bearing in my stock H-D cruise drive six-speed. I've got a 124". It lasted about 20K miles before the seal between the pulley spacer and the large bearing seal started leaking.
I now have the Grudge Box transmission, and of course the Grudge Box bearing. So, I've both installed and removed those bearings.
Local shop uses a ceramic hybrid from Worldwide Bearings.
Quote from: boooby1744 on December 04, 2019, 07:39:21 PM
Local shop uses a ceramic hybrid from Worldwide Bearings.
Do you have a part # ?
Quote from: Latrobedyna on December 05, 2019, 12:19:08 PM
Quote from: boooby1744 on December 04, 2019, 07:39:21 PM
Local shop uses a ceramic hybrid from Worldwide Bearings.
Do you have a part # ?
It was a Facebook post from SLNYC. No part number was mentioned.Give Worldwide a call.
Quote from: boooby1744 on December 04, 2019, 07:39:21 PM
Local shop uses a ceramic hybrid from Worldwide Bearings.
Do you know if that shop uses ceramic bearings for the Timken style sprocket shaft bearings in the engine too?
Quote from: les on December 06, 2019, 06:44:21 AM
Quote from: boooby1744 on December 04, 2019, 07:39:21 PM
Local shop uses a ceramic hybrid from Worldwide Bearings.
Do you know if that shop uses ceramic bearings for the Timken style sprocket shaft bearings in the engine too?
I don't think so.