Is there a better wheel bearing?
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Is there a better wheel bearing?
I replaced all the wheel bearings with OEM bearings in my street/DE 964 before last season as preventive maintenance.
At my last DE for the year a rear bearing started making noise. This is less than 30 hours of track time, and about 10,000 miles of highway.
Is there a better bearing, or is that a reasonable amount of time for a bearing to survive?
I am running R-compound tires, coilovers, 8 and 9.5" wheels, etc.
Thanks
At my last DE for the year a rear bearing started making noise. This is less than 30 hours of track time, and about 10,000 miles of highway.
Is there a better bearing, or is that a reasonable amount of time for a bearing to survive?
I am running R-compound tires, coilovers, 8 and 9.5" wheels, etc.
Thanks
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Understand that the load on a rear wheel bearing on a 911 with track tires is way over the engineered spec. Others on this site will give good options, but you have to treat these as maintenance items. They will fail.
30 hours is a lot of track time. I replace my rear wheel bearing every year.
30 hours is a lot of track time. I replace my rear wheel bearing every year.
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