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Hub/Bearing assembly - Aftermarket?
Need to replace one of my front hub/bearing assemblies. Wondering if aftermarket parts (Timken, etc.) are OK? Or would I be better off spending extra $ for the Toyota/Subaru assembly?
Anyone with experiences? |
I recently replaced my front hub bearings with the Centric part below. They are made by NTN (OE bearing suppler) and are made in Japan.
After a few thousand miles and a track day weekend I have no complaints. https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...=1504002&jsn=1 |
Thanks for the info. Good to know that is who makes the OEM bearings. I looked at that one.
I went with the Timken bearing. Everything is nice and quiet now! |
Before you buy an aftermarket one, just know that OEM hub bearing assembly is around $150. Not a whole lot of money, they withstand a lot of abuse.
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They were sold out at RockAuto, but I found them on Amazon for $85. For a Centric part that's a great price. https://www.amazon.com/Centric-406-4.../dp/B00EE3M584 |
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After being charged nearly $200 to have the sensor replaced and programmed...........I wasn't about the throw money at the dealer for an over-priced part and labor. |
I've hit a lot of potholes, and track the car heavily on r-compounds or similar grip levels tires. I've hit berms on racetracks hard enough to crack wheels. I've only just replaced the front bearings after 4 years of use and around 40 days of track. I'd say thats a lot of abuse.
PS: I live in Montreal, a quick google search will show you the kind of shit roads we have here. |
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