Need needle roller bearings for 1960 beetle beam in Melbourne
hrastovica - April 27th, 2013 at 03:48 PM
Everything is ready to go with my new narrowed beam, the only thing left is to source Needle Roller Bearings in Melbourne.
Can anyone recommend where i can get some (preferrably German stuff)
1916baja - April 27th, 2013 at 05:54 PM
I think they just replace them with a urathane bush now don't they?
hrastovica - April 27th, 2013 at 06:18 PM
Ye i know, i'm trying very hard to retain them and not go to nolathane... I've got the micartas sorted, now all i need is the roller bearings and we
are ready to start putting this thing together... cant wait.
vwo60 - April 28th, 2013 at 09:23 AM
you will find them at CIP1 and CB performance.
dangerous - April 28th, 2013 at 10:25 AM
The originals are German INA brand in most cases.
It is an odd size on the inside diameter but if you have a sample part number
any local VW shop or good bearing centre should be able to help you.
hrastovica - April 29th, 2013 at 11:23 AM
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posted by dangerous
The originals are German INA brand in most cases.
It is an odd size on the inside diameter but if you have a sample part number
any local VW shop or good bearing centre should be able to help you.
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Thanks guys!
Didn't find them in Melbourne but did find them at http://www.justkampersaustralia.com who were very helpful and are shipping it today (the shipping with cip1 was just a tad
on the expensive side, although i did notice on the cip site site that they have cheaper shipping options now also).
Looks like i may get that beam in the car this week afterall... FINALLY!!!
psimitar - April 29th, 2013 at 11:27 PM
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posted by dangerous
The originals are German INA brand in most cases.
It is an odd size on the inside diameter but if you have a sample part number
any local VW shop or good bearing centre should be able to help you.
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Thanks guys!
Didn't find them in Melbourne but did find them at http://www.justkampersaustralia.com who were very helpful and are shipping it today (the shipping with cip1 was just a tad
on the expensive side, although i did notice on the cip site site that they have cheaper shipping options now also).
Looks like i may get that beam in the car this week afterall... FINALLY!!!
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Use UK vendors if ever in trouble finding parts as the shipping is very cheap. CIP and other USA vendors WAY overcharge on postage if you check out
postal costs at USPS (US Postal Service). Some UK vendors overcharge, like M7, but VW Heritage and Custom and Commercial are far more reasonable.
USA seems to penalise anything being sent out of America and then the companies add their own bit on top.