Description
The McLeod Racing Part 1406-30 slip-on hydraulic bearing is engineered for precise, reliable performance in automotive applications. Crafted from high-quality hard anodized billet aluminum, this bearing offers superior durability and corrosion resistance. The design includes stainless steel lines and a bleeder for easier installation and maintenance, ensuring optimal hydraulic performance. Its self-adjusting feature provides consistent operation, reducing the need for manual adjustments and enhancing overall reliability. The bearing is compatible with Ford and MOPAR vehicles, featuring a 1.430-inch diameter collar that ensures a secure fit in your drivetrain or clutch system. Its slip-on design simplifies installation, making it suitable for both professional mechanics and experienced DIY enthusiasts. This hydraulic bearing is an essential component for high-performance vehicle builds or upgrades, where durability and precise operation are critical. The inclusion of swivel fittings and an adjustable screw enhances versatility, allowing fine-tuning to match specific application requirements. Built to meet the demands of racing and street performance, the McLeod Racing part 1406-30 is a trusted choice for automotive professionals seeking quality and reliability. With its robust construction and thoughtful features, it helps maintain smooth, reliable operation of your vehicle’s clutch or hydraulic system, contributing to improved driving experience and vehicle longevity.
Features:
- Made from hard anodized billet aluminum for durability and corrosion resistance
- Includes stainless steel lines for reliable hydraulic flow
- Equipped with a bleeder for easier installation and bleeding of air
- Slip-on design for quick and straightforward installation
- Self-adjusting feature ensures consistent performance without manual intervention
- Compatible with Ford and MOPAR vehicles, fitting a 1.430-inch diameter collar
- Includes swivel fittings and an adjusting screw for versatile setup
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