Dancing rearend.....need lessons
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From: Walton KY
Originally Posted by Mr. Peabody
I was wondering whose wheel bearings/hubs you used when you replaced all 4 and what you had to pay for them. I ended up paying almost $400.00 for a new RR.
Glad to hear that you got the dance corrected.
Glad to hear that you got the dance corrected.
I bought them all on Ebay. The fronts were from hub-unit-man for $98 plus shipping of $12.50. The rears were from rlalone1544 for $76.45 plus a few bucks in shipping. The rears look exactly like factory and the fronts are EXTREMELY close. Both fit fine and feel great. The cheapest I could find the bearing through normal online shops (Pep-Boys, AutoZone, etc) was $158 front and $240 rear. Both guys had very good feedback, shipped quickly, and offered 100% warranty. I figured for as inexpensive as they were I could not go wrong.
So the Ebay sheet is up to: the car itself, black a-molds, cross-drilled slotted rotors, ram-air, Corsa exhaust, Hooker shorties, Hurst ****, glass top, head and tail light covers, bearings, KYB shocks, 3 piece spoiler, driver door glove box lid, and sun visors. Truly an Ebay car.
I am off to Deal's Gap. Talk to you guys on Friday@!!!!!
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If I am correct, the rear ABS reluctor ring is on the drive spindle not the bearing assembly, so you don't have to worry about having the wrong bearings for ABS/ASR.
But, if I am correct, the front reluctor ring (teeth) for the ABS is part of the bearing assembly. So, if you use the wrong front bearings, the ABS may not function.
Tom Piper
But, if I am correct, the front reluctor ring (teeth) for the ABS is part of the bearing assembly. So, if you use the wrong front bearings, the ABS may not function.
Tom Piper
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From: Walton KY
Originally Posted by Tom Piper
If I am correct, the rear ABS reluctor ring is on the drive spindle not the bearing assembly, so you don't have to worry about having the wrong bearings for ABS/ASR.
But, if I am correct, the front reluctor ring (teeth) for the ABS is part of the bearing assembly. So, if you use the wrong front bearings, the ABS may not function.
Tom Piper
But, if I am correct, the front reluctor ring (teeth) for the ABS is part of the bearing assembly. So, if you use the wrong front bearings, the ABS may not function.
Tom Piper
