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Ram Clutches 498 Manual Release Bearing for GM Transmission, Dual Disc

Ram Clutches 498 Manual Release Bearing for GM Transmission, Dual Disc
Muncie 4-Speed, Saginaw 3-Speed, Saginaw 4-Speed, 1.370" Inside Diameter
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Inside Diameter:
1.370"
Compressed Length:
2.500"
Outside Diameter:
2.500"
MFG. Part #:
498
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High performance manual clutch release bearing for most GM 3-speed and 4-speed manual transmissions. When you switch from a stock clutch to a racing clutch, you may need a longer release bearing like this one. These are 2-1/2" in overall length, have a 1.370" I.D. for GM-based transmissions, and have a rounded bearing face.
- Withstands high-spring pressure and high RPM operation
- Heat-treated and blanchard-ground to ensure trueness
- Ball bearing race packed with heat-resistant moly-based grease
- Nylon liner and bearing retainer for cool, quiet operation
- Bearing Face: Rounded
- Overall Thickness (Length): 2.500"
- Face Width: 2.725"
- I.D.: 1.37"
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