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wheel bearing part numbers

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wheel bearing part numbers

Post by zookprojectfnq »

Checked the bible. They have a lot of part numbers for different things. Cant find front and rear wheel bearing numbers or hub seal dimensions. If some one has them written down and could pass them on that would be great.
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Post by want33s »

NT or WT?
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Post by lockdup »

WT, 88 onwards are all WT. Dont know the part number however
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Post by jonno_racing »

i would have thought it would be the same as a NT?

dunno tho just go in a bearing shop and ask?
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Post by want33s »

NT & WT rear wheel bearings are different.
NT has a spacer ring and WT has a wider bearing.
Fronts are same in both.
Not sure on part #'s either.
However I do know that Mazda used the same bearings as WT rear.
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Post by BenT »

want33s wrote:NT & WT rear wheel bearings are different.
NT has a spacer ring and WT has a wider bearing.
They are different, but also interchangable. The WT bearings are FAR superior due to a much better seal on the outside.

They are a Koyo bearing, part number DG357222DWC4

If you use the Koyo bearing, you don't use the spacer obviously...

The standard 6207 bearings are nowhere near as good, especially if you get non-contact seal one (black sides) as opposed to the full-contact seal variety (red sides)

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Post by lilzook »

if your after a wheelbearing kit:

"WBK3101 were listed for the rear of my 90mdl WT. i fitted them up, spot on."
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