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Old 03-20-2026, 02:48 PM   #3
Tim Ayers
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Default Re: 39 Torque tube non standard bearing race

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Originally Posted by Tubby View Post
I am working through the banjo on my '39. Thought I should upgrade the torque tube while I have it out. The rest of the car is all original (what I mean is if replacement parts were used they replicated the original parts).
But, when I looked at the bearing race on the torque tube (front), it is not split. Rather it is a solid race, definitely not original design.
Has anyone seen this style replacement race? And if so, how to remove in order to get to the seal?
Are you talking about the clam shell that is normally two pieces and bolts together with a recess for the grease seal?

If so, so race car clamshells are one piece and designed for a straight tube torque tube. It would be helpful if you can post of picture of the part you are referring to.

We're happy to help.
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