Ryan

What are the price per corner.

Need to do all 4.

Are fords the best option?

Or are all bearings made by the same company?

So a motor factor would be the best?

Prices?

Cheers

Neil S

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The proper ford ones are SKF if memory serves.

I was lucky enough to get a full set of SKF's from a motor factors. They were Q&H supplied bearings I think, and we just opened the boxes to check the part numbers on the actual bearings with genuine ford ones.

One of the QH ones was INA not SKF, so they ordered me antoher and it was an SKF

I think they're about £30 each

Hope this helps!

Neil.

frog

Burtons have them for
£36.26 for a front kit (2wd) - BRT909
£35 for a rear kit (4x4) - BRT910
£38.95 from a front kit (4x4) - BRT911

Not sure what the rear 2wd ones are ?:

Sounds cheap, I am sure a "kit" means one wheel only though, as that's what I remember seeing in their catalogue.

I need a n/s front one for the 2wd sapph, let me know how you get on

NUTS RuS

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Use SKF bearings here too

Ford make fcuk all these days

benporter

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is that with seals?

Neil S

iTrader: (1)

All mine came with seals - the old ones get destroyed getting to the bearings

Neil.

Ryan

do the kits come with races aswell???

ESCYSCOTT

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in the kit you get everything you need and when I got all mine from ford last year they were £58+vat per corner

NUTS RuS

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A kit comes as a kit.... with everything ready to fit. There is nothing missing and nothing more to buy. Whats the point of selling you a bearing without a race to fit it in

Ryan

Just checking Tony.

As alot of Motor factor kits are the same as Ford items but often little extra bits are missing which you get with the ford kits

Will order up some SKF ones from a motor factors then



Unless you have another source with your wealth of knowledge?

NUTS RuS

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As above... Ford make f all these days

Motor factors will be fine just check and open them first to look for SKF on the side.

I work in the printing industry (which includes point of sale packaging) and you would be amazed at what products are identical but go into different packaging just to attract a higher price

Turbo lag

my mot guy said he had not seen a worn Cossy wheel bearing, did you need to change all 4 Scott

Dave.

Tony Ryan

Do 500 track miles on slicks and you'll see plenty of wear in a cossie wheel bearing ! Ford are a complete rip off for these, use a factors kits , as already mentioned most are SKF anyway , use a good quality grease and you can see a lot of mileage out of these , even on track , i mix mine with K-tec and so far so good !!

Niall.b

take a sample to a bearing speaialist, they will sort u out with the full kit for a lot less than ford or a motor factors. usually easier to get a trade discount too.

Ryan

will they come with seals, and nuts aswell though?

Or would it simply be bearings and racers only?

Niall.b

the shop i go to does the lot, a bearing will generally come with seals. parallel bearings usually have the seal as part of it, taper bearings are seperate. a good stockist will have em & be able to match up with ur old one / part no

Niall.b

guy over here had a prodrive scooby rally car & they were looking bout 250 each corner for hub bearings. he took a sample to his local bearing stockist & matched em up. turned out to be a volvo fitment & got em 4 20 quid a shot.

ESCYSCOTT

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When i stripped the car it was completely stripped mate, every nut and bolt so putting brand new wheel bearings in after I had all my beams etc powder coated was just the sensible thing to do but the ones that were removed weren't fooked.

frog

Any chance somone could list the parts and numbers please so I can enquire with a local bearings specialist

For a n/s front 2wd sapph

Don't really want to take it off until I am sure I have the bits

The Gravedigger

I just paid about £50 for a kit from Ford. Bearing was accident damaged.

Ryan

bttt for me and Frog.

So i can go to my local bearing shop and order some SKF