anybody have a source for the roller part of the timing belt tensioner? i want to make my own... yeah i know, but its for a b234f head, different than any that have been made.
anyways i know what a racer walsh looks like and an esslinger and im looking for the the roller part only.
anybody have any other parts about the same size and as heavy duty?
im all ears
thanks,
pete
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Re: source for timing belt tensioner roller
Try speedway. They carry some good looking stuff!pyropete125 wrote:anybody have a source for the roller part of the timing belt tensioner? i want to make my own... yeah i know, but its for a b234f head, different than any that have been made.
anyways i know what a racer walsh looks like and an esslinger and im looking for the the roller part only.
anybody have any other parts about the same size and as heavy duty?
im all ears
thanks,
pete
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Pete- I'm thinking you might be best off going to a bearing supply house that could let you select from a variety of different bearings.
Alternatively, you could try to go down the automotive supplier route, but it might be a bit of the "tail wagging the dog" scenario. But here's one I'm familair with that might fit the requirement. It's a Fiat timing belt bearing, p/n 4178014. It's a very good quality double-row bearing - I've actually used it for other than it's intended purposes and it's worked flawlessly. Here's a link to exploded diagram, so you'll see it's the type of "stand-alone" bearing that I think you're looking for...
http://www.mirafiori.com/model/tbelt/
Alternatively, you could try to go down the automotive supplier route, but it might be a bit of the "tail wagging the dog" scenario. But here's one I'm familair with that might fit the requirement. It's a Fiat timing belt bearing, p/n 4178014. It's a very good quality double-row bearing - I've actually used it for other than it's intended purposes and it's worked flawlessly. Here's a link to exploded diagram, so you'll see it's the type of "stand-alone" bearing that I think you're looking for...
http://www.mirafiori.com/model/tbelt/
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nice! just what im looking for...
any other good P/N and similar styles?
thanks,
pete
any other good P/N and similar styles?
thanks,
pete
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Nope, that was the only one I knew of off-hand that fit what I thought you were looking for. It's got a reasonably large center hole, so it should be adaptable to a lot of applications by making a custom bushing to fit your application. Off the top of my head, I'd say the O.D. is around 2". If you want to take a shot, this guy usually has them on hand for a very reasonable ~$30 or so.pyropete125 wrote:any other good P/N and similar styles?
http://www.fiatparts.com/
Brad