Re: green axle bearings

[Markmopar <chymar01@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Greens suck. it's that simple. i can't count the number of failed ones 
i've replaced.
the ONLY place i would use them is on a spool-equipped racecar that has 
no thrust block in the center to adjust the stock bearing.
if you have a clutch style sure-grip you must remove the center thrust 
block/pin assembly to avoid sideloading the Green bearing, making it 
blow up even faster.

Mark


moparbikeguy@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I am thinking about changing to the "green" axle bearings in order to 
> eliminate the end play adjuster. Is there a concern in using these 
> bearings when changing from open to sure grip center sections?
>
> '65 Coronet 500
> 500 CID Wedge

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