Tabaka

iTrader: (8)

gottchya, so I should just buy these $37 wheel bearings on ebay and install them inside my current hub? I'm replacing my shocks, inner/outer tie rods, calipers, rotors, and pads next weekend. I want to get everything done at once.

TechGreek

iTrader: (4)

You're actually looking at the knuckle. You would need a wheel bearing and hub assembly to complete that.

If you really wanted to be sure you could buy $200 worth of material from Sewell and everything be brand new except the knuckle it self (which is what I'm doing)

levie

iTrader: (1)

i would personally just buy a new bearing for it and not have to replace it, you never know what could happen right? it could be on its last legs. and seeing as how you need your car for your business you need as little downtime as possible. GL

kene

iTrader: (2)

Buy a new bearing... you will regret it when the problem comes back again in 6 months due to using a used hub assembly/bearing.

TechGreek

iTrader: (4)

You guys aren't understanding what I'm saying. The used deal will only be on my car for a day or two max...it's just so I don't have to rent a car to go out on site while the one that's getting redone is being worked on.

OG Dada

iTrader: (10)

They just got here. Read the whole thread guys before posting.

LeeSC300

iTrader: (1)

Reading?!? You can't be serious!

all joking aside, I'm in the same boat.

kene

iTrader: (2)

ok..I understand, my apologies.