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: 60 carrier bearing race od?

66CJdean
03-26-2003, 05:11 PM
What is the OD of the race. 3.806 I think but not sure and don't have one here to measure.
cmk
03-26-2003, 05:17 PM
I can't seem to find the info at www.timkeninfo.com right now, but I can tell you that it's Timken's P/N 382S.

cmk
cmk
03-26-2003, 05:25 PM
Found it ...

According to Timken's online dealio, a 382S (382-S) has an o.d. of 3.8125

cmk

P.S. I may have another machining job for ya'. I need a piece of AL tube ~8" long with a 3.8125" o.d. and a 1.502" i.d.. Can ya' do it?
66CJdean
03-26-2003, 06:05 PM
I an pretty sure it isn't 3.8125.
I don't have a boreing bar that can do 8"'s. 6"'s is about the depth I can do. A reamer is about $65 and could do an 8" hole
cmk
03-26-2003, 06:13 PM
I just double checked it and I'm still seeing 3.8125 for a 382S which I am 99% sure is a d60 carrier bearing race.

In case you aren't aware of this tool, take the blue pill and follow me down the rabbit hole:

Go to www.timken.com . Click on "online services" in the upper right hand corner. Then click on "bearings online services" on the left. At this point, you will have to register, if you have not done so. It's not difficult.

Once registered, go to "Timken Bearing Product Dimensional Data By Part Number" and punch in a 382-S race.

... 3.8125 and it even references the 387A bearing cone for a d60 carrier.

That tool is significantly more powerful than www.timkeninfo.com .

cmk

P.S. Hrm ... that 8" dim is a guess. I'll check on the exact length I would need. Or if you're privy to what I'm looking to do, you may be able to check it. I do have a feeling that it is > 6" though.
Tony Sobrito
03-26-2003, 06:17 PM
FWIW on my el cheapo caliper, a dana 70 HD carrier race, timken 453X is 4.125
Tony Sobrito
03-26-2003, 06:20 PM
OK carrier bearing race from an 83 gm 60F, ntn 4t-382SX1

3.8125
66CJdean
03-26-2003, 06:20 PM
Well then 3.8125 it is then. If for some reason it does turn out to be 3.806 then I can always turn the part down some more.

P.S. I have no clue as to what you are makeing so send me a PM if this is Top secrete
cmk
03-26-2003, 08:03 PM
Originally posted by 66CJdean
P.S. I have no clue as to what you are makeing so send me a PM if this is Top secrete

C'mon, this one is easy.

3.1825" is the same o.d. as a d60 carrier bearing. 1.502" is just slightly larger than a 1.500" alignment bar. 8" is approximately the span between a d60's carrier bearings (probably more)

I'm looking for something to align the alignment bar to the carrier bearings when I burn my spindles back on.

cmk
rocraven
03-26-2003, 08:16 PM
Do you have a 60 carrier? Bore the side gears out to 1.51.
won't be as trick but it's easier.
tjs80cj
03-26-2003, 08:26 PM
Why 1 8" long one when 2 shorter 1 1/2" ones will work?

Tom
66CJdean
03-26-2003, 09:07 PM
Carrier cap jigs are what I am making and allot less work than modifieing the carrier. They could be as thin as .750 but the thicker the better.
cmk
03-26-2003, 09:16 PM
Rocraven,

I'd hate to "ruin" a prefectly good set of d60 side gears. Plus, the only d60 carrier I have lying around is a 35 spline spool.

tjs,

True, two 1" donuts will work and that's probably what I'll end up doing tomorrow morning ... if I can get to work before the boss man gets there. However, I think one long tube would better support and align the alignment bar. Although the amount of alignment that is realistically necessary is debateable.

cmk
66CJdean
03-26-2003, 10:39 PM
I think you are waisting your time with the tube idea. If you wanted to be fancy then make 2 donuts and a tube between then and slide it all onto the bar and bolt them together so that they become 1 unit but still a waist of time IMO. When you weld it all together it will move quite a bit so worrying about a few thou won't make it wheel any better.