Re-bushed/sealed HX35 from a '98.
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10-23-2011, 10:57 AM
Re-bushed/sealed HX35 from a '98.
I have an HX35W that had needed re-bushed due to excessive end play.
I pulled it apart, and found it was really decent inside, so I re-assembled it with a complete new bushing and seal ring kit.
It still as a slight amount of radial play (most re-bushed ones have a little), but it's MUCH tighter than it was and the end play is now rock solid.
$250, shipped in the CONUS.
Mark.
I pulled it apart, and found it was really decent inside, so I re-assembled it with a complete new bushing and seal ring kit.
It still as a slight amount of radial play (most re-bushed ones have a little), but it's MUCH tighter than it was and the end play is now rock solid.
$250, shipped in the CONUS.
Mark.
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10-24-2011, 04:50 PM
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do you still have this turbo? ive got a 91.5 and ive heard that the hx35 works well on these old trucks with our pumps turned up.. im thinking about a compound setup..... 
-Adam
-Adam
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10-24-2011, 05:56 PM
I do still have the turbo.
Not sure that it would be a good 'charger for compounds, but it's a definite upgrade over the old "lagmaster", as a single.
Mark.
Not sure that it would be a good 'charger for compounds, but it's a definite upgrade over the old "lagmaster", as a single.
Mark.
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10-24-2011, 06:12 PM
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Alright im pretty interested in it, i will PM you here in a bit when i get back to my house, im on my phone right now..
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