Wheel bearing.. & car being too low

[fatboyz39]

the hell, can't you just change the bearing? not sure i can walk into any place and go 'hai, i'd like a 96spec itr wheel hub yo'
or can i?

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good luck finding rear and front bearing for them

[Ericx]

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good luck finding rear and front bearing for them

Oh mate tell me about it. Type R rear bearings are going to cost me $600 for the pair. Anyone know a cheaper find?

[vinnY]

I am not 100% sure about the rear but, I just replaced the front wheel bearing in my Dad's civic yesterday and it has the ITR suspension that is 4X114.3. I went to autozone.com and checked the part numbers on the wheel bearings and as far as I could tell the wheel bearing are the same even with a 2000 US type R with the 5 lug suspension. Also the Tegs that have ABS are the same part number as well.
Hope that this helps.

guess i better start hunting

[dsp26]

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good luck finding rear and front bearing for them

eBay ftw everything for Honda is mass produced in the states... but seriously though my mobile mech has them. vinny if you need em i'll give you his number, prolly just sell it to you.... not from honda but oem

i learned how to do em after he charged me $300 total for parts and labour the first time... little did he know i watched soooooo carefully hehehe

[vinnY]

just a precaution really, got the brake setup in my backyard in pieces so i got like 2 weeks to figure out how to pull it apart and put it back together and make sure its in all working order

any visual cues as to what the wear is like on the wheel bearings?

[dsp26]

just a precaution really, got the brake setup in my backyard in pieces so i got like 2 weeks to figure out how to pull it apart and put it back together and make sure its in all working order

any visual cues as to what the wear is like on the wheel bearings?

you can feel it when you hand spin it... doesn't spin freely... even the slgihtest dent on one bearing inside can be felt if you pay enough attention when fondling it

[vinnY]

will fondle it heaps

have to hammer out the studs to fit extended studs anyway so i'll see how i go when i pull them apart soon

just thought it would be a good idea to replace the bearings while its all out of the car and not in use at the moment

[dsp26]

will fondle it heaps

have to hammer out the studs to fit extended studs anyway so i'll see how i go when i pull them apart soon

just thought it would be a good idea to replace the bearings while its all out of the car and not in use at the moment

you have a press at home too ay? wanna do my trailing arm bushes for cash seriously...?

[Sir_vtec]

you need a press to remove the lug nut studs?

I used a old lug nut and put it on the stud and tapped it out with a hammer with some wd-40 to lub it.

Is there a trick to remove the lug nut stud? im having a hard time trying to free it from the hub. sorry its abit off topic.

[vinnY]

nah ron no press here was just going to take it apart and get someone to press out and replace the bearings for me
if i had a press then i wouldn't care
came pretty close to buying a 6t one for about $160 but decided against it
been doing a bit of research on diy bushing replacement without a press and theres a few methods which are interesting(saved in pdf, pm me if you want them)

no need for a press with the studs, just a hammer like you have
check this place for a how-to on removing them, i was going to post it in your thread but i got lazy to find the link