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We have sold out of these. Because the individual components are readily available and we make so little on them it's not really worth putting the kits together. I will keep this product page up as I intend to post the part numbers for the components we use to make the kits as soon as I get a minute.
Bearing:
6000RS Koyo 26x10x8
Or
Mcmaster 5972K81
Seal
Harwal
10 x 20 x 07ADL – NBR Nitrile
Or
10 x 20 x 07ADLV Viton
O-ring for cap
78mm ID
3mm width
Global Oring PN
N3.00X078
McMaster PN
9262K756
O-ring for dizzy into head
28mm ID
4mm width
Global Oring PN
N4.00X028
McMaster PN
9262K348
28x4 is very snug and can be a bit tough to install the first time. Make sure to lube it up real well. A slightly smaller width may work fine and be a little easier to install.
4mm Dowel pin.
4MM diameter, 18mm long 316 stainless steel
McMaster part number 93600A455
This part needs to be pressed or hammered to flare it to fill the bores in both the shaft and the gear. If done properly this should eliminate all possible movement or flex.
Most kits use a slotted spring pin as this is more amateur friendly however we had concerns that it could allow play between the bores if diameters were different, or flex in the spring pin that could alter timing signals.
The solid pin does require more skill and likely has a greater chance of problems if not done perfectly. If you are unsure about your ability to flare the pin properly you might consider using a spring pin or paying a professional to install and flare the solid pin.
This is a full rebuild that should work on all 16 valve 4AGEs.
Includes the cap o-ring, dizzy to block o-ring, inner oil seal, bearing and a crush pin.
Some kits use a spring pin. This is probably more user friendly and harder to mess up but if done right the crush pin will mechanically bind the gear to the shaft much better by flaring out and filling any gaps in the bore. This is nearly identical to the OEM pin.
I have started a rebuild guide here and will continue to improve it as I have time.
http://www.matrixgarage.com/?q=content/16-valve-distributor-rebuild
courtesy of webmatter.de