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Thrust needle bearing part number for PSS9 twang mitigation?

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POST 1Original post

Anyone have a part number for a Torrington or other thrust needle bearing (and washers) for Bilstein PSS9 setup? I'm tired of the spring binding twang, and the previous owner didn't put the main spring washer in, so while I'm in there... Thank you. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk

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I am guessing you are looking for something like this: https://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchResultsPageCmd?Ntt=873-S1409

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Thanks for this Catellus, mine arrived yesterday. Question: Do I need to secure the shaft on the PSS9 against rotating when I back off the top nut? I don't want to break anything internal to the piston. And if so, how do I counter the torque? Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk

POST 4Original post

Maybe yes, maybe no. Some people have success blasting the nut off and on with an impact wrench. Other times, it does need to be counterheld, as dkky996 suggests. And I agree, the purchase for the allen tool is marginal and it's easy to cam it out, ruin the socket in trying to torque it down.

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