Must-have Hays 70-201 Throwout Bearing; Self-aligning; Bearing W-0.714 In.; 1.375 In Shaft Diameter; - Today Only [gIskLMlv]

Hays 70-201 Throwout Bearing: High-Performance Solution

The Hays 70-201 Throwout Bearing is designed for high-performance racing clutches, where high-spring pressure and high RPM operation are the norm. This self-aligning bearing is crafted with precision to ensure optimal performance. Key features include a bearing face that is heat-treated and blanchard-ground for trueness, and collars that are heat-treated for strength and precision-machined for secure bearing fork attachment. The ball-bearing race is packed with heat-resistant moly-based grease, providing better lubrication and extended life.

• Heat-treated and blanchard-ground bearing face for trueness
• Heat-treated collars for strength and secure attachment

Unmatched Durability and Performance

The Hays 70-201 Throwout Bearing is engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of racing conditions. Its nylon liner and bearing retainer contribute to cooler and quieter operation, enhancing the overall driving experience. This bearing is not just an upgrade from standard bearings; it's a game-changer. The specifications include a bearing width of 0.714 inches and a shaft diameter of 1.375 inches, making it a perfect fit for many racing applications.

• Nylon liner and bearing retainer for cooler and quieter operation
• Shaft diameter of 1.375 inches for precision fit

Legal for Multiple Applications

The Hays 70-201 Throwout Bearing is compliant with Holley Performance Emission Code 5, making it legal for sale or use on emissions-controlled vehicles, uncontrolled vehicles, and racing use only vehicles. This part does not affect vehicle emissions and is not covered by emissions regulations, providing versatility and peace of mind. With its robust construction and high-performance features, this bearing is a must-have for any racing enthusiast.

• Legal for emissions-controlled and racing use only vehicles
• Does not affect vehicle emissions and is not covered by emissions regulations