Front wheel bearing time
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Front wheel bearing time
Had a hub failure up front, OEM bearing is still good, but it's time to replace them both. What options do I have, so far I see Beck-Arnley , Timken and of course OEM. There are cheaper ones available, does anyone know who makes the cheaper bearings ? I obviously don't want something that is going to break again , this one wiped out my front caliper , so add an extra $300 to the cost if this failure.
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From what I have seen either Centric, Timken or Oem. Rockauto has great prices on timken. Centric I have seen on a couple of our vendor sites. Need not to explain Oem I hope....just kidding terra.... lmao
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I'm just very curious how. I've never seen such a thing
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Mother of god..... adding this to the list of paranoia.
I've used Timken on my track miata with great success, though that doesn't carry as much weight since it's not a Z. Still, runs r-comps with lots of load!
I've used Timken on my track miata with great success, though that doesn't carry as much weight since it's not a Z. Still, runs r-comps with lots of load!
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Right, so this is it, is it? Only the whole assembly can be bought?
http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200..._assembly.html
http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200..._assembly.html
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