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ZF-6 Pilot saver bushing or Kevlar pilot bearing

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What's better? the South Bend Kevlar bearing and a quick dress with 600 wet dry or the pilot saver bushing and sealed bearing kit on Ebay?

How hard to replace the front bearing on the ZF-6 while it's out?
Does it come out as easy as a front bearing on a Munci M22 or BW T-10
What does that bearing cost?

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Anyone????
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Ford ZF 5 & 6 Speed Input Shaft Repair Kit 6.9 7.3 | eBay
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Wonder if they make a good old bronze bushing like I use to use on my 68 Camaro?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_W0Q...emZ180689070587QQsspagenameZSTRKQ3aMEWAXQ3aIT
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Trans is still sitting under the truck. I'll crawl under tonight and give the input shaft a shake. If it feels good I'm just going to dress the input shaft & throw in a good old bronze bushing.
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The Dorman 690-039 has a ID of 0.673" OD of 1.379" & Length is 0.565" A perfect fit. Yea, My needle bearing was gone. Well, not all gone. The needles fell out when I removed the flywheel.
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