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Re: where could i find bearings for wheels
Timken part number TM516003 is a cheaper alternative that has worked well for many people.
When you have the wheel bearings changed (regardless of brand, OEM included) make sure that the shipping grease is changed to actual wheel bearing grease. Mobil 1 synthetic grease works well. You can use brakleen to get rid of the packing grease. Many shops (dealerships included) are lazy and do not do this. You also need to ask them to not overtorque to axle nut when they put it back together. Be insistent if they are lazy or you'll be changing them again in as little as 10k miles.
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'94 Laguna Blue LSi ~159k .......JDM ultra short-geared 3.900 STi Version 7 6-speed w/ Cobb shortshifter, ECUtune 244,8.1mm/256,9.1mm i/e cams, group N motor mounts, '97 grille, JDM clear corners, Momo JDM Legacy GT steering wheel, apkarian's LED tails, silver STi BBS wheels, PWR radiator, redstuff pads f/r, drilled/slotted rotors, bontragerworks rsb #18, Koni/GC 450f/375r coilovers, Megan Racing adjustable lateral links, KMac c/c plates, Stebro exhaust, ECUtune 1v5, Optima battery in the trunk where it belongs. Turbo project
'97 Ebony LSi ~137k #036 .......Power mode mod, JDM clear corners, BBS wheels. AUX/pocket mod
Now a mod "over there"  ............Photo album
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