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02-27-06, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Noel Caraballo
Are the rear wheel bearings hard to do on a 88 rx7, what special tools would i need to use, thanks Noel
Just noticed you are in OH. Where abouts?
02-28-06, 07:18 PM
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Have you bought the bearings yets? What year and model?
I have a set of rear knuckles with newer bearings and hub pressed in. I think the knuckels would need some DTSS removers, as the stock bushing is bad. I also think the brake dust shield is falling apart.
I had gone thought this a year or two ago. I swapped the knuckles off a parts car with new bearings and they screwed up my alinement. So I got a 2nd set of bearings and used my original knuckles.
If you can get your knuckles off, I would say I'll trade you your knuckles w/ bad bearings and $50 for my knuckles with good bearings. I could swing by sometime after work or something. Drive right by 117th on 480 everyday.
I have a set of rear knuckles with newer bearings and hub pressed in. I think the knuckels would need some DTSS removers, as the stock bushing is bad. I also think the brake dust shield is falling apart.
I had gone thought this a year or two ago. I swapped the knuckles off a parts car with new bearings and they screwed up my alinement. So I got a 2nd set of bearings and used my original knuckles.
If you can get your knuckles off, I would say I'll trade you your knuckles w/ bad bearings and $50 for my knuckles with good bearings. I could swing by sometime after work or something. Drive right by 117th on 480 everyday.
