r1ashad
Probationary Member
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- Jun 6, 2004
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Decatur,
Illinois
All this talked about accelerated bearing wear from a low wheel offset of less than 39mm or so offset......Who has actually experienced this phenomenon of accelerated bearing wear?
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Defiant said:The wear isn't so much a concern as sudden failure is. We might get a couple of lost wheel calls a year.
blackGSX2g said:Yea, if your wheel bearing were suddenly to seperate, your brake caliper would catch it. Trust me, I've had it happen. The steering suddenly went out so I pulled over and jacked up the driver's side and had about an inch and a half of play. I took the rim off and just as I unbolted the brake caliper, the rotor and half the bearing assembly just fell down spilling all the little bearings everywhere.
Beats me. It's hard to see through the wires with those little holes in the phone. "Lost" doesn't imply "flying off", or at least it wasn't supposed to.cait sith said:From what? The lug nuts flying off? It's not from offset with wheels flying off, let's put it that way.