The Moser Engineering 9508S Axle Bearing is a replacement component designed for select Big Ford, Oldsmobile and Pontiac rear axle applications. Supplied as a pair, these ball-style axle bearings help support the axle shafts and promote smooth, consistent rotation within the housing. The assembly is intended for enthusiasts, builders and repair professionals who need dependable replacement bearings for compatible rear-end configurations.
The 9508S axle bearing set includes the necessary lock rings and O-rings for installation. These included components help secure the bearing assembly and support proper sealing when used with the correct axle, housing and installation method. Before ordering, verify the axle design, housing configuration and existing bearing style to ensure compatibility with your application. Proper fitment is important for maintaining axle alignment, reducing unwanted movement and supporting reliable rear-end operation.
Built for replacement and restoration projects, the Moser Engineering 9508S provides a practical solution when worn, damaged or serviceable axle bearings need to be renewed. Its ball-bearing construction is suited to compatible Big Ford, Oldsmobile and Pontiac applications, while the included hardware helps simplify the installation process. Use appropriate service procedures and inspect related axle components during installation to help ensure a secure fit and dependable performance. This bearing pair is a suitable choice for maintaining a properly assembled rear axle system without replacing more components than necessary.
Features:
- Brand and part number: Moser Engineering 9508S axle bearing set
- Application: Designed for compatible Big Ford, Oldsmobile and Pontiac rear axle assemblies
- Bearing type: Ball bearing construction for smooth axle shaft support
- Package contents: Supplied as a pair for servicing compatible axle applications
- Included hardware: Lock rings and O-rings are included for installation
- Replacement use: Suitable for repair, restoration and rear axle maintenance projects