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3CorsaMeal
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buy jakes corrado
Mertin
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I cant see a pattern part failing after 1000miles, think there is some snobbery on here towards pattern parts.
Also who carries spare wheel bearings with them? Apart from Steve
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5th Jun 11 at 19:34   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Steve106GTi

i dont normally carry them with me, but when going to the ring its a good idea to go prepared, lee had spare CV joints ffs

[Edited on 05-06-2011 by Steve]
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didnt you only have the 12mm ones though? iv got 20.5mm each side

Yeah I did, size of the axle spacer won't make a difference it's still putting no more or no less strain on the bearing
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
buy jakes corrado


deposit got put down on it today m8
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quote:
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didnt you only have the 12mm ones though? iv got 20.5mm each side

Yeah I did, size of the axle spacer won't make a difference it's still putting no more or no less strain on the bearing
it will ne putting more but the amount will be negligible
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incase you arent following my project thread here is the old stub



im sure someone more in the know then me will come along and tell me how fucked it is, but it looks pretty fucked to me, heat damage, plus chunks missing out of it!
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internet: chunks
real life: scratch
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its deep enough for me to stick my finger nail in lol
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Bit of imory paper and that'd be fine by the looks of things, you can still see the machining marks on it by the look of it.

I've not read the other three pages no doubt full of tales of rings, men and lips, but is it a tapered roller bearing?


[Edited on 14-06-2011 by alan-g-w]
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nah thats proper deep, as said can get my finger nail in quite a way and a stub axle is hard as fuck youd never sand that away
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does this give a better idea of depth?



as lee said looks liek a grinder mark where someones cut off a seized bearing

[Edited on 14-06-2011 by Steve]
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I had a bearing weld itself to the stub axle. Now thats what you call fucked.
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Originally posted by Steve
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as lee said looks liek a grinder mark where someones cut off a seized bearing

[Edited on 14-06-2011 by Steve]


Id say that was a grinder mark too.
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If someone has got to grinder stage then I will bet its also had a lot of big hammer action first. Could be a bit bent
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I reckon its an adder bite tbh
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it's not about rubbing the mark until it disappears, just enough so that there's no raised metal around the edge of it. A bearing would sit fine on there since 99% of the metal it would be on is fine, just have the thing held solid in a vice or similair and use a strip of imory and rub until smooth.

Is it a tapered roller bearing with a seperate race? As in the same setup as a corsa?
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similar setup, tapered bearings with race, but the hubnut is torqued to 235nm so its not the type where you have to keep pinching up

the bearing butts against the ridge on the stub axle
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Agree with Jim probably a bit bent as well
John
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Do you never wish you'd just bought a decent car Steve?
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it is decent, car has been brilliant for its age
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people think if you save yourself shitloads and work on something yourself, then your wasting time

i get it all the time with corrado, fact is, its better than any modern £20k car
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What about buying cars that don't need work done
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any car will need work at some point, no one can keep a car long enough to need it, they sell at a loss and pay too much for something else and repeat the proceedure, thinking they have done well
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What about not paying too much, not selling at a loss and still having a better car?

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