Pete,
That is interesting. I've tried to find out what vehicles, such as Corvettes or the newer Chrysler RRD vehicles use in the rear - as opposed to 6-cylinder 1964 Falcons - and just could not obtain definitive data. If you know that these newer cars use sealed BALL bearings, then that is very good to hear. What I was able to find out though was that many newer cars that use sealed ball bearings have double rows of them, and not single rows, as the Green type use; though your own personal usage/results tell a good story.
That is interesting. I've tried to find out what vehicles, such as Corvettes or the newer Chrysler RRD vehicles use in the rear - as opposed to 6-cylinder 1964 Falcons - and just could not obtain definitive data. If you know that these newer cars use sealed BALL bearings, then that is very good to hear. What I was able to find out though was that many newer cars that use sealed ball bearings have double rows of them, and not single rows, as the Green type use; though your own personal usage/results tell a good story.
