[gfmoto]

Looks like the number on mine is DAC3053W.
Or DAC3063W

[gfmoto]

Yup DAC3063
Sooooo the new Tyrex uses a 62mm instead of the 63mm of the CFM. 
Looking at it , it looks as if only 62mm of the CFM bearing touches the hub wall.
Would this 1mm width difference be crucial?

[Cosmosdan]

Precision 513022 Wheel Bearing https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005G0WMRS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ovGVzbVKRANHJ

Fully sealed and will fit. I had to ask about the seals, some are sealed while others are not. Same numbers different manufacturers , I don't get it.

[REDRIDER]

Well,  the bearings with the link for 30x55x32 bearings do not fit the rear of my 2016 z800ex.  My bearings are quite a bit larger outside diameter and are quite a bit longer.  The inside diameter was right but that's it. Maybe these precision ones are right?  I can't find measurements on Amazon

[Cosmosdan]

Returns on Amazon are easy so risk is low

[bezerk1]

For the rear I can confirm that a WB513022 is the proper bearing.  Just make sure you confirm that it is sealed on both sides.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/DAC3055W-Rubber-Sealed-Deep-Groove-Ball-Bearing-30x55x32-mm/372064053165?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649
This is the one I ordered off of ebay for the front.  I'm gonna try a low quality bearing first to see how it holds up.  The next will be a Timken.  The front bearing is a DAC3055W.  Once again you need to confirm with the seller that it is sealed on both sides.  I have the bearing but, I did not install it yet so I cannot confirm it fits.  I will update everybody when I get it installed.

[gfmoto]

THIS is the Rear bearing on the Zforce 800EX
63mm
DAC3063
New Tyrex bearing in DAC3062
1mm difference in width.   

[REDRIDER]

So i ordered the ones for the front?  If they will fit the front I'll keep them, they look to be good quality and sealed both sides and were $40 for the pair.  I'll be happy if i didn't just waste $40 lol

[gfmoto]

The Tyrex Bearings are $36 ez made by Quad Boss OEM are $80

[REDRIDER]

So I ordered precision bearings as noted above, I also ordered a drive works bearing online from advanced auto. Both of the bearings are sealed, the drive works bearing looks like the seal is better. I think I am going to install one on each side and then we will find out maybe next year which one is better! Driver works bearing was $30 precision was $25. Advanced and auto zone could both get 513022 but in national auto brake which is not a sealed bearing FYI

[gfmoto]

My dealer shipped me an OEM for $38+$16 (for shipping) installed and just need to put the brake caliper bake on and she's ready to roll.

[REDRIDER]

considering my OEM didn't make it 250 miles I am hoping to have better luck with aftermarket cheaper ones lol.

[gfmoto]

Installed and diff fluid changed. We shall see, I cant complain 2 years and almost 1,000 miles before I changed it.

[glenlivet]

Greased the wheel bearings with the MI greaser. Each took around 16 pumps. Par, from what I'm reading. Happily got them before they developed any slack, or they started using a better grade of bearing. Yeah. That's it.

[Chandler]

Greased the wheel bearings with the MI greaser. Each took around 16 pumps. Par, from what I'm reading. Happily got them before they developed any slack, or they started using a better grade of bearing. Yeah. That's it.

What’s the greaser tool your using? Do you have a part number or anything for it?