Tiburon Frame for Newell P533

Started by Great Bass 2, November 11, 2014, 05:11:58 PM

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Great Bass 2

I am planning to install a Tiburon frame on my Newell P533. On the Tiburon website they have a N440/553 frame and a narrow topless 533 conversion frame and spool. Will the N440/533 fit on my P533?

Thanks Scott
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alantani

put a call into tiburon at 866-250-7383.  bob or richard should be able to tell you. 
send me an email at alantani@yahoo.com for questions!

Tunacious

Scott:

Contact Gregg Chow at his ebay store. If you want the standard width 533 like yours, get the N533/440. If you want the narrow kit, get the N533/440NK. The "NK" stands for narrow kit.

See below links. PM me with any questions. Gregg is great to deal with...good communication and fast delivery.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Purple-Tiburon-N533-Topless-Reel-Frame-Newell-533-440-Brand-NEW-RARE-Valley-MFG-/201205509135


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cobalt-Blue-Tiburon-Newell-N533NK-533-440-447-Narrow-Kit-Wahoo-Special-NEW-/121473433187


Newell Nut

The 533 and 440 are the same size and yes it will fit nicely. I have installed several of them.

Great Bass 2

Thanks guys. One last question, do you use the inner rings in the conversion or does the tib frame replace the inner rings? Tx
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SteveA

You have to use the Newell inner rings with the Tiburon frame kit. The kit I got come with phillips head screws. Easy to install. Just be sure to put grease on the frame where it meets the inner rings and also on the screws.

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Bryan Young

Quote from: SteveA on November 12, 2014, 07:51:26 AM
You have to use the Newell inner rings with the Tiburon frame kit. The kit I got come with phillips head screws. Easy to install. Just be sure to put grease on the frame where it meets the inner rings and also on the screws.

I use quite a bit of grease between the rings and frame so the grease is kind of like a gasket.  Then on the inner frame, I take q-tips and wipe the grease away.  I've seen many frames where corrosion begins between the rings and the frame.
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