TR4nut said:
I think the trickiest part on the installation is breaking off the tab on the sleeve that is needed during installation.
Usually you can just leave the tab in place. It won't hurt anything, unless there is a need to slide something completely over the sleeve.
I've repaired both a TR3 & a Stag front hub this way, it's worked great both times.
But I have to think that, if your sealing surface is already perfect, then a Speedi-Sleeve is not going to help the problem.
BTW, in both cases I took measurements and selected the sleeve myself. The sleeve I picked for the TR3 turned out to be a different part number than the one listed by application; there is room for a longer sleeve than the one they specify. Local NAPA had to order it, took two days. The Stag application is not listed at all, but there was a sleeve that was just a few .001" oversize; worked fine. I used Loctite to retain it, but it probably wasn't necessary, it was still a snug fit.
In addition to Tom's suggestions, I like to give both the hub & seal a generous smear of grease before assembling. Dry startup can instantly ruin a new seal.