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I have a R33 SII 96 model

I have done the rear wheel bearings, they were about $90 ea. for the bearing kit from CBC Bearings

I'm doing the front wheel bearings on saturday, I have been qouted $135 ea. for the kit before GST from CBC Bearings, so they will be about $150 ea.

my mate is a mechanic so he did them at 'mates rates'

the rears were a bitch because when we removed the bearing from the hub, the outer casing stayed in the hub and had to be cut out with a little air grinder

you will need a press, 10 ton or so to remove the bearing, if you don't have access to a press don't bother doing it yourself

also here's a link to DYI thread

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...l=wheel+bearing

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