Source for wheel bearings
#16
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I like tube grease too, because I can use the grease gun and a bearing packing tool, rather than try to scoop grease into the bearing by hand.
Pelican has some awesome prices on bearings right now. What I noticed is that the SKFs seem to be made in Latin America and the others seem to be made in Asia. There is a Japanese made bearing, and *** is now made in South Korea.
Pelican has some awesome prices on bearings right now. What I noticed is that the SKFs seem to be made in Latin America and the others seem to be made in Asia. There is a Japanese made bearing, and *** is now made in South Korea.
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I got *** bearings and swepco 101 moly grease.
Spent $75 for both front wheels, inner/outer/seals/grease
Job done. Issues found
1. I need to rebuild drivers side caliper
2. Pass side spindle inner bearing race is worn (noticably) that's a bummer. I will have to monitor it.
Left off the dust caps for now because I want to drive it 10 miles of so and re-check.
Also- I see track cars w/o the center caps in the wheels. Is that so they don't come off at the track, to speed up bearing adjustment, of to look cool?
Cheers guys, tired tonight
Spent $75 for both front wheels, inner/outer/seals/grease
Job done. Issues found
1. I need to rebuild drivers side caliper
2. Pass side spindle inner bearing race is worn (noticably) that's a bummer. I will have to monitor it.
Left off the dust caps for now because I want to drive it 10 miles of so and re-check.
Also- I see track cars w/o the center caps in the wheels. Is that so they don't come off at the track, to speed up bearing adjustment, of to look cool?
Cheers guys, tired tonight