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Old 03-27-2024, 03:54 PM
Shane4XC Shane4XC is online now
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Ceramicspeed OSPW System

So I purchased a used Ceramicspeed pulley arm because I needed to replace mine anyway, and it was the same cost. I was thinking I could throw any old oversized pulleys inside, unfortunately there were two issues with this:

It looks like the pulleys only fit if they do not have the end caps on. Which I think is fine, but then when I take the caps off the bearing hole is too big for the interface. I figure the easiest way to address this is to get new bearings with an inner diameter of the Ceramicspeed interface, and an outer diameter of the pulley… and a width that matches the current pulleys width.

Am I tracking this correctly? The good news is the AliExpress bearings don’t look sealed… so will be good to replace them anyway
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Old 03-28-2024, 10:23 AM
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Why not just get the correct pulleys from Ceramicspeed?
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Old 03-28-2024, 12:20 PM
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Why not just get the correct pulleys from Ceramicspeed?
Not looking to spend $400 on pulleys that have no functional benefit. I already have the oversized generic pulleys, might as well just replace the bearings for $30-40 and end up with the same functional outcome.
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Old 03-28-2024, 07:57 PM
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For any future blokes in the same position, inner diameter is 7mm. Width is 5mm and 17mm outer diameter for my generic pulleys. Fit like a glove

Picked up a couple Acer Racing ceramics for $20, we will see how they last.
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