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2009-05-12 01:49:25

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New hub is 104 or something like that from Greg and the bearings are 34 I believe. All you need to is have them pressed into the knuckle and you are set.

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2009-05-12 03:51:58

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Originally Posted by morgans432

New hub is 104 or something like that from Greg and the bearings are 34 I believe. All you need to is have them pressed into the knuckle and you are set.

Hey Morgans, I seen some wheel bearings on gspec but they were about $70 a piece. That's not even including the wheel bearing seals though. This sounds like a expensive job if your not doing it yourself alright.

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2009-05-12 03:53:49

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Originally Posted by redline

I was quoted $350 at Firestone for parts/labor to replace entire hub assembly. Do it yourself would of course run you much less.

For 1 hub

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