http://www.hubbearing.com/ShopByVehi...=True&rewrite=

$112.77


http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php

$103.79


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$110.76


Take your pick, RockAuto comes in the lowball price almost every part. Great people to deal with. I practically did a total rebuild on my truck thru them.

I bet you get a Christmas card from them this year Venom!

I should get stock options the way we send people their way. But Hey, they Rule as far as prices and service.

It'* hard to not drive people there. They've got great prices, lot'* of parts in stock and uber quick delivery! Also, if it'* not what you need or wanted, they take it back without question and send you the right part immediately. What'* not to like!

Timken>ACDelco

Placed my order this morning. Thank you very much for your help Venom. Now I just need to decide if I want to tackle changing this myself or if I should just ante up and pay someone to do it...

Not to thread jack, but do the 00+ SSEi'* have the same sealed wheel hub set up?

Use RockAuto'* e-catalog and cross reference. It easy to use.

It a very easy job. Saying this, I will add the disclaimer of "if you have a torque wrench" The wheel hubs require 118 Ft/Lbs of torque. This isn't an arbitrary number you can fool around with.

Good to know. Has anyone else done this and shared steps required on how to do it? A tutorial per say? I did some searching, but didn't see anything. If not, maybe I can take some pics and share if I do dive into it..