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Re: Bearings in Sheet Metal

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Originally Posted by Brandon Holley View Post

They worked out great. It was actually a cool feature too, because it allowed us to disassemble part of the intake from the opposite side where if a bearing were permanently pressed in place, we'd be unable to.

-Brando
So your bearings were never pressed into the actual intake, they were only pressed onto these plates? I like that idea alot actually. Were they pressed in? Or bolted on to these plates? If they were pressed how much smaller, if any, were the holes made for the bearings?

Thanks, great idea btw.
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