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Wheel Bearings For An R33


lilmike86
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does anyone know anywhere that i can get a rear axle wheel bearing from for my R33. i have tried the big places like repco and stuff, but they dont get them. i need one very soon, so if anyone can help me that would be great. i live in brisbane, so it'll have to be near by.

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CBC Bearings Power Transmission

Unit 3&4/ 142 Beatty Rd Archerfield QLD 4108

ph: (07) 3277 7300 Bearings & Bushings

CBC Bearings Power Transmission

5 Miller St Slacks Creek QLD 4127

ph: (07) 3808 2626 Bearings & Bushings

CBC Bearings Power Transmission

Cnr South Pine & Johnson Rds Strathpine QLD 4500

ph: (07) 3881 1799 Bearings & Bushings

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