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Last week at WGI I had a small miscalculation which put me in the pebble field at the bus stop. I checked all my stuff before I went on the track, but I didnt do a good enough job. When fixing my hub I phone a pebble in my rotor. Now granted it was in the rotor, but I hear horror stories of the pebbles getting caught between the pad and the rotor and that is no picnic.
yes it was OEM, but a friend needs his replaced and he is looking at autozone for a replacement. We were told it is the exact same part, but $160 versus $260. I will let you know what we find.
yes it was OEM, but a friend needs his replaced and he is looking at autozone for a replacement. We were told it is the exact same part, but $160 versus $260. I will let you know what we find.
Autozone's hubs are made by Timken and are just the same as OEM. $134 rears, $163 fronts, as I recall. Just did my rears.
yes it was OEM, but a friend needs his replaced and he is looking at autozone for a replacement. We were told it is the exact same part, but $160 versus $260. I will let you know what we find.
Originally Posted by gonzalezfj
Autozone's hubs are made by Timken and are just the same as OEM. $134 rears, $163 fronts, as I recall. Just did my rears.
10-02-2007, 12:01 AM
What you Dont want to find
