Cannondaleriders

im going to split and crank soon and put the z400 bearing BUT when i put it back together how can i know that he crank is balanced ?

It looks like Happy is spreading misinformation. The z400 bearing has 3 more rollers not 2 LOL

The suzuki part number is 09263-35035-0B0

The size is 35x43x22

The crank update thread has all this info on it with pics too.If I only knew how to post a link:drink:

Shhhh, don't tell people!!

Oops ...was that a speed secret?

No, that allows you to come back later and tell people your 3 xtra roller bearing is even better!! And you would be the only one with it, and it takes alot of "special" tools to do it. And you could make lots of money. :deal:

Um, geez...that isn't an original idea at all...oh well, nevermind.

Well that Zuki number doenst do me any good, but at least we know the size.

I think I have that thread linked someware so maybe I can find it etc.

I have tried to find a mechincal data sheet on this bearring and have not been able to find it. Arugh!!!

I am also not having any luck finding out who their bearing supplier is..

Would be nice to know what kind of force that bearing sees...

say check out this link!!

http://66.98.131.39/satv/2004/LTZ400/11.htm

or this link:)

http://www.alpha-sports.com/arctic_cat_parts.htm

http://www.alpha-sports.com/arctic_cat_atv_parts.htm

http://www.alpha-sports.com/suzuki_atv_parts.htm

Just to be sure we are talking about bearing number 4 in the first link correct?

Most of the japanese imports use Koyo and NTN for their bearings, and both these companies normally list very similar spec's on their products.

Would be good to know who made the one in the dale though because then we could compare the differences and maybe be able to figure or understand the cause for them failing.

Also if anyone has pics of the parts after they failed please post them.