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Wheel bearings

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Are our front wheel bearings rebuildable? Not for saving money but because I want to powder coat them so they don’t rust.

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No they are not on the TT. They are a sealed unit.

Now if you could find a way to put a grease zerk on one without putting shavings into the bearing that would be awesome.
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I mean, you can take the wheel bearing out of the knuckle and powdercoat the knuckle, as long as you keep anything from getting on the surface that the bearing sits in
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[quote=""stealthee""]I mean, you can take the wheel bearing out of the knuckle and powdercoat the knuckle, as long as you keep anything from getting on the surface that the bearing sits in[/quote]

Yup. Already have my knuckles powder coated. They look great. But when I removed the rotor that wheel bearing looks like crap.


Wonder if I could just spray paint it with some primer or something.


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[quote=""ChargerX3""]No they are not on the TT. They are a sealed unit.

Now if you could find a way to put a grease zerk on one without putting shavings into the bearing that would be awesome.[/quote]

I mean. They had to be put together at some point.....why can’t they be put together again.


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You have a large press. Thats one item I would not like reinstalling wrong and finding out the hard way. Just hit it with some rustoleum paint.
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[quote=""ChargerX3""]You have a large press. Thats one item I would not like reinstalling wrong and finding out the hard way. Just hit it with some rustoleum paint.[/quote]

I do have a good sized press. I think I can do this. There is a bearing manufacture in town and it’s just taking one apart and mic it to get the correct one.


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