Reply to "Rear wheel bearings"

lf-tp2511Member

Are you investigating bearings because you have diagnosed a problem or are you just seeking a project?

how many miles are on your car and how many miles do you put on your car each year?

Many rear axle problems are a result of excessive wear on the stub axle’s. The miles on your car and/or known upgrades or maintenance would provide a clue if the bearings have in fact reached the end of their life span

The stock OEM bearings are readily available and the process does require some skills and a hydraulic press, but it is not a difficult or precision task.

I know of nothing inherently inadequate with the stock bearings, certainly no more so than in any other classic automobile.

Sometimes original is good enough.

Larry

5/31/204:04 PM

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