Superduty 99-04 Unit Bearing Tool by Artec Industries
SKU
270986
$36.29
Shipping & handling:
$14.99
(within lower 48 states)
Artec Industries is a U.S.-based performance and off-road gear manufacturer that specializes in rugged, precision-engineered components for trucks, SUVs and recreational off-road vehicles. From their base in North Salt Lake, Utah, the company designs and produces a broad range of products. Known for combining innovation with craftsmanship, Artec's offerings are built with an emphasis on structural integrity, fit, and durability. Their "In Artec We Truss" reputation reflects both the technical strength of their builds and their standing among off-road communities.
Disassemble your 99-04 Unit Bearings to change out tone rings. Looking to do a 1 ton swap into a JK but worried about the ABS? Now you you can change the factory Superduty tone rings on your 1999-2004 Unit Bearings to match the factory JK 52 tooth tone ring count. This tool will allow you to disassemble the unit bearing and replace the tone ring.
- 1999-2004 Superduty Front Axle Unit Bearing Tool
- Precision CNC laser cut from 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch mild steel as well as 3/16 inch AR hardened plate for use with an impact driver
- DIY weld together kit means its low cost
- Laser etched guide lines allow you to properly weld the plates concentrically
- Sold as a kit
Note:
- Use of this product may result in damage to Unit Bearing if Not done properly. Please ensure you take care while taking apart the Unit Bearing.
- Works only with Timken Unit Bearings as different manufacturer's have varying nut sizes and tooth patterns.
Installation Notes:
Professional installation is recommended.
Specifications:
Tooth Count: 52.
Thickness: 3/16 Inch/1/4 Inch.
Sold As: Kit.
Bolt Hole Location: Front.
Universal: No.
Material: Steel.
Fitment & Application:
| Brand | Artec Industries |
|---|---|
| Part Number | ART-TC0012 |
| Shipping Method | UPS/FedEx/USPS Ground |
| California Prop 65 Warning |
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This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm. For more information, visit https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/