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Originally Posted by Chris is me
The solid bearing blocks inside the tube like that really shorten the distance between your two bearings, resulting in a less well supported shaft. I would consider a tensioner free belt drive (no bearing blocks) or some other kind of bearing block like the VersaBlock for adequate shaft support.
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The bearings are spaced plenty far apart. Most teams that run 2 piece blocks (like 254) are counter boring the bearings anyway, yielding the same bearing spacing (or only .125" more).
The rigidity and concentrically advantage over most 2 piece blocks (as most 2 piece blocks don't adequately align to each other) is nice as well.
what fun is it if you haven't ripped out all your hair and beaten your now bald head against the wall for extended periods of time.... - pickle [more] 
04-08-2014, 13:45
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