Subject	I know what you mean. I threw the idea back and forth.
Posted by	zQuikonE on December 05, 2014 at 3:59 PM
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In Reply To	Cool, but I see no reason to replace the hubs. (n/m) posted by Bernie (NoVA) on December 05, 2014 at 03:38 PM
Message	I was worried I'd risk causing the new bearing to fail faster. A friend told me he's had cars come back to his repair shop with new bearings that went bad when hubs, that looked similar to this, were not replaced. He said it didn't happen often, but it happens. He also added that the hubs wore out faster and had a deeper groove too. Hearing that alone made me change them.
Follow Ups	Replaced my rear bearings and wheel hubs! - zQuikonE 15:11:50 12/05/14 Cool, but I see no reason to replace the hubs. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:38:18 12/05/14 I know what you mean. I threw the idea back and forth. - zQuikonE 15:59:34 12/05/14 I think your friend was talking about a different type of hu - BlackholeZ 20:31:50 12/05/14 I was thinking a long those lines when I stared at it but - zQuikonE 23:51:52 12/05/14 What bearings and hubs did you go with. If i remember - Hydrus (Dallas) 15:39:31 12/05/14 I used Timken bearings and OEM hubs. - zQuikonE 16:00:32 12/05/14 Correct. There are no aftermarket alternatives for TT's - ZXoltan 19:28:07 12/05/14 Nice fix (n/m) - Whip 16:18:50 12/05/14
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