Sebenza washers, non OEM

[bart1]

A quick google search turned this up:https://www.phoenixspecialty.com/pr...phor bronze washers&utm_content=Bronze Washer

 

[353]

A quick google search turned this up:https://www.phoenixspecialty.com/products/washers?st-t=bing-BronzeWasher&vt-k=phosphor bronze washers&vt-mt=bing-e&msclkid=597e6a4fb8b315e9d3730869ca07e7d9&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Search - Shims & Washers - JF&utm_term=phosphor bronze washers&utm_content=Bronze Washer

Can't see PB listed but they prob have those as well. Thanx.

Now how many do I need to order? Looks like a industry geared type of enterprice..

 

[ddallam]

Here's a source:

Phosphor Washers - Call Now: 631-273-8282

www.superiorwasher.com

Anyone with a micrometer who can measure the factory installed ones?

 

[353]

Here's a source:

Phosphor Washers - Call Now: 631-273-8282

www.superiorwasher.com

Anyone with a micrometer who can measure the factory installed ones?

And also count and measure the small holes the CRK washers have!

 

[russ25]

Please share with us your experience if you happen to get some washers. I would love to hear the differences if any.

 

[bart1]

Back in the day, Sebenza washers only had the one center hole, and work great, much sturdier, and super smooth when worn in, minimum , or no lube necessary,,, Just sayin'

 

[353]

Please share with us your experience if you happen to get some washers. I would love to hear the differences if any.

Yes, I was hoping someone was gonna do just that for me...

Back in the day, Sebenza washers only had the one center hole, and work great, much sturdier, and super smooth when worn in, minimum , or no lube necessary,,, Just sayin'

I know, I've heard that too. And FYI my last post was ment as a joke, but I guess the ole saying is true; if you have to explain it, the joke sucks!

 

[russ25]

Those links above will certainly make the washers for you but the cost of this would be outrageous unless your a manufacturer. I know I inquired,