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    It's a preloaded rear wheel bearing, so there will be some play, and in this application probably more than the specified amount as they're designed to be clamped onto a stub with a reasonably high torque setting to clamp things together.

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    Yes, first I made the design with a pair of bearing but I ended up with this because the workshop where I make the parts does not have precision machinery and the bearing alignment would have been difficult. Even with this design I fear about pulleys alignment. I don't get why the spaced bearings will increase the critical speed?

    The bearing is a Renault rear wheel with balls (most of the makes are with roller). There are two inner rings so if there will be play I can take one out and grind the inner face and then preload like a pair of ac bearings. Am I correct?

    Here is the entire assembly. Tomorrow morning I'll go to machine them


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