Yep, take the cotter pin & keeper off, check the torque, and put em back at least once every race weekend.
We run cryo'd Timkens on our car.
Yep, take the cotter pin & keeper off, check the torque, and put em back at least once every race weekend.
We run cryo'd Timkens on our car.
#88 ITA Integra
CFR SEDiv
I leave the pin off all the time and torque after every session.
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I ordered a set of Timken hubs and when they arrived they came in an SKF box. So, that would confirm my suspicion that they are the same hubs as those NAPA sells. I put a micrometer on them and verified that they are 9mm thick at the flange.
I had them pressed onto the knuckles and cryo'd both assemblies (hub,bearing,knuckle). Ran them last weekend in an enduro and will run another 4 race weekends or so then replace.
I'm thinking of sending them to a metalurgy lab when I pull them off to get an analysis done to find out how much fatigue has occured. I am interested to know if the cryo makes a huge difference. Anyone have a hookup to a metalurgy lab who might want to donate an analysis for the sake of research?
#88 ITA Integra
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