Wheel bearing issue?
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We use *** brand bearings in our "kit". SKF is good as well. Not sure I'd pay the premium to get it in a Porsche box.
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We use *** brand bearings in our "kit". SKF is good as well. Not sure I'd pay the premium to get it in a Porsche box.
https://www.paragon-products.com/Por...-wbk-front.htm
https://www.paragon-products.com/Por...-wbk-front.htm
anyone have the spec on that seal ? probably easiest to just buy local if I can get it since i'm just repacking me.
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The part number is 477.405.641. It's been used on a ton of applications over the years including 356, 914, 911, 928 and 944. A cross reference number is 043.451
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We use *** brand bearings in our "kit". SKF is good as well. Not sure I'd pay the premium to get it in a Porsche box.
https://www.paragon-products.com/Por...-wbk-front.htm
https://www.paragon-products.com/Por...-wbk-front.htm
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You usually can't go wrong with original Porsche parts.
You should use a synthetic beating grease on the install. Here's an article I wrote about the types of grease.
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You should use a synthetic beating grease on the install. Here's an article I wrote about the types of grease.
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