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Technical Wheel Seal Cross Ref.

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Chiss, Aug 17, 2017.

  1. Chiss
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    Speedway 912-S18580, anybody know the Cross on this Seal. Thanks
     
  2. I might be mistaken, but I believe that fits a full/mid size GM 11" rotor.
    National seal #8871
     
  3. What's the seal fit?
     

  4. Chiss
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    The rotor is 73-93 F-150 but I don't know if the Center Bore of the Seal would be Different since it is going on 64 F-100 Spindle. Running A13 and A2 bearings.
     
    Last edited: Aug 18, 2017
  5. Chiss
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    #8871 is close it's got the 2" Bore, I need 1.875" x 2.625".
     
    Last edited: Aug 18, 2017
  6. Chiss
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    [​IMG]

    M/Trans Seal - Rear
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    Trans Seal I.D. 1.875 in.
    Trans Seal O.D. 2.627 in.
    Trans Seal Width .313 in.
    UNSPSC 31411705
    Trans Seal I.D. 1.875 in.
    Trans Seal O.D. 2.627 in.
    Trans Seal Width .313 in.
    UNSPSC 31411705
    Spring Loaded, SKF Patented Bi-Directional Wave Seal, Positive Fluid Control, High Quality General Purpose Rubber, Temps From -40 Deg. F To 250 Deg. F

    Wonder if this Tranny seal is what Speedway is using? NAPA NOS18580
     
  7. Chiss
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    Just updating research, Called Speedway ,They have no Info. on the Seal. Suggested I just order one and Spec. it out. Chased down Diameter and Center Bore of 912-S18580 any body got one laying around that could measure Thickness? And maybe this Elusive seal that a few Threads have can have a Nomenclature of more than one resource.Thanks
     
  8. Chiss
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    For Those that keep up with such things, Finally run the 912-S18580 to ground. The Replacement Seal is SKF 18580 so if any of you folks have any Speedway Kits with this Seal might won't to write it down some were.
     

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