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    MOOG front wheel bearing/hubs (made in china)

    So i did my research before buying the front hubs for my e30. Went to autozone since from the searches i did it seemed that the general consensus was that moog and durast have FAG bearing pressed in. Long story short i ordered the MOOG because of it's 3 yr warranty. Pick them up today. Box says FEDERAL MOGUL so good so far. Turn the box over "MADE IN CHINA" crap! Now i'm debating wheter i should return them and spend the extra 80$ and buy FAG's, or install them and see what happens, if they fail well the 3 yr warranty will come in handy. Looking for advice r3vr's. Anyone here running this crappier version of the bearings? Who you guys say? Thanks!

    #2
    trust me. buy FAG or dont do the job. the china crap will last 2 years tops and you'll be doing the job again.
    Much wow
    I hate 4 doors

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      #3
      MOOG front wheel bearing/hubs (made in china)

      That's funny that there bearings are poo I have there ball joints and tie rod ends I really like them


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        #4
        Went and bought FAG ones. Now just to return these polished turds they call bearings.

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          #5
          fcpeuro has crazy cheap prices on FAG last I checked, FYI.
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            #6
            Not all FAG's are created equal. We had one develop substantial play after only a few hours of testing.


            Keep it slideways!!

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              #7
              Originally posted by nrubenstein View Post
              fcpeuro has crazy cheap prices on FAG last I checked, FYI.
              Too late, already picked mine up. Thank you though for the heads up. So has anyone repacked them with redline grease. I read up on it but i though it was soley for rear bearings?

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                #8
                I've used FAG bearings on mine - I did both sides, about 6 months apart - no problems from them. One was a "new" one I got from my parts supplier, so probably recently manufactured. The other was an older one. The first one I did was driver's side at 265K km and the passenger side just shy of 308K km.

                One thing I do before I put the dust cap on, I put extra wheel bearing grease in it in the area under the cap.
                Estoguy
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by estoguy View Post
                  I've used FAG bearings on mine - I did both sides, about 6 months apart - no problems from them. One was a "new" one I got from my parts supplier, so probably recently manufactured. The other was an older one. The first one I did was driver's side at 265K km and the passenger side just shy of 308K km.

                  One thing I do before I put the dust cap on, I put extra wheel bearing grease in it in the area under the cap.
                  Under the cap or squeezed into the ball bearings?

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                    #10
                    The area inside the cap. The side that faces out towards you. I squeezed a line around the inside there, as you can see the bearings a bit.

                    This side:
                    Estoguy
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