The main problem with those is by the time you need it, it has fallen off or been moved...
atleast in a case like this...Hell, I just found some new parts that I forgot I even had...
Bought, wrecked, rebuilding a 2009 LMM
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atleast in a case like this...Hell, I just found some new parts that I forgot I even had...
Probably good you can’t find those Mishimotos anyways.Had/have some mishimotos sitting in a box somewhere. Can't find them since I've organized my shop
Picked up a duralast set from AutoZone
Like finding money in the washer/dryerThe main problem with those is by the time you need it, it has fallen off or been moved...
Hell, I just found some new parts that I forgot I even had...
Pretty much. "Hey, we're did that come from?"Like finding money in the washer/dryer
But I feel like it's better when it's truck parts. Not only are you money a head, cause you don't have to buy it, now you can spend the money you were gonna spend on something else you need.
I don't know about you, but I never find more than about $20-40 and that usually doesn't scratch the surface on truck parts...
I think one time I found close to $100 that I forgot about.
Realized I put the sway bar on upside down too needs to go over the tie rod not under
Now I know why it didn't want to roll easy, figured it was rust swelled rotors... Nope 
That's a ~40lb block on a 18" pry-bar and flexing the pry-bar
That's a ~40lb block on a 18" pry-bar and flexing the pry-bar
Napa used to carry skf hubs, IDK why they dropped the line
Supposedly BCA/NTN makes the fleet grade bearing line for them
What kind of coating is that supposed to be on the hub?
I've been running cheapo lifetime hubs from 1Aauto since 2016, torqued slightly below spec
I've been running cheapo lifetime hubs from 1Aauto since 2016, torqued slightly below spec
Outside the antiseeze I put on... IDK this all they give,
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I suspect that one is going to be E coated. Basically a thin layer of epoxy paint