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Join Date: Feb 2006
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There are several applications that are listed in the forums from time to time. Basically measure the ID of the crank, then measure the OD of the 4 cyl T5. Take those 2 measurements to a parts store, and they should be able to find the right bearing for you. Yes the 4cyl unit is still slightly weaker, but it will hold up for a while if you don't beat the living crap out of it on a daily basis. If funds are tight, the 4cyl t5 can work well. It just isn't likely to work forever. jason
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