sperkins

Federal Mogul offers hubs for our cars under the "National" brand.
Anyone ever use these?

John Shiels

look where they are made I have no clue

lbs90ZR

The ones that are stamped "national", have held up about 14 track days on a c4(front). The rears are still holding up. The ones in the national box that are not stamped, lasted about 1 day, they were visibly not the same either, so I wonder if that one was really national. They are USA.

longdaddy

Have been using them in the front since this spring. about 8 days, so far so good (R6 and A6 tires mostly)

I did have an issue with connectors on the wheel speed sensors, cleaning them and bending the pins seems to have cured the problem

Jason

Autozone/Timken wheel bearings have 2 year warranty.

Tom@Zip

Heavy Duty Corvette Wheel Bearings

We offer these as an upgrade to folks who spend a lot of time on the track. We have seen them last up to a season, though of course conditions always vary.

Feel free to give me a call if you have any questions.

Tom 1-800-962-9632 ext 240.

sperkins

Yeah I needed one quick and the National brand was the only one in town. I ended up ordering the Timkin from Autozone.

Falcon

They're a butt load cheaper from rock.com. Seems like AZ wanted ~$240 and I cried so much they took 10% off and let me have it for $220. Then I ordered another one from Rock.auto for ~$160'ish. This was in August.

They were both Timkens.

Jason

AZ used to be$ 160 too

Falcon

Yep, that's what I told them, but no dice.

They said they had a price increase, so now it was ~$240. When they saw me cry like a little girl and I told them them I didn't get in increase in my Social Security check, they knocked 10% off.

I guess that was better than nothing!

drivinhard

makes the $$$$ SKF HD ones easier to swallow