Time to drive and enjoy.

 

Congratulations! :thumbsup:

 

Hell yeah , thanks guys ! Hope my post helps others in there corvette lifestyle ??

 

:thumbsup:

 

you may want to price name brand replacement bearings and u-joints at several on-line sources and look into DIY videos
while your there CHECK out the brakes, pads, rotors calipers.

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/chevrolet

If one rear wheel bearing wore out, its time for putting the corvette up on jack stands or a lift, and careful disassembly ,
of the related drive train and suspension, bearings,
too carefully inspect,
repack or replace the other three wheel bearings and replace all six u-joints,

logically the components have all traveled the same distance, if they are all original components thus have similar wear induced
http://garage.grumpysperformance.co...rmance.com/index.php?threads/should-you-replace-all-6-u-joints.9236/#post-80097
http://garage.grumpysperformance.com/index.php?threads/rear-hub-c4-corvette-replacement.10263/
http://garage.grumpysperformance.com/index.php?threads/wheel-bearing-replacement.3128/
yes it sucks and its more work, yes it costs more money,
but doing maintenance now,
sure beats the crap out of loosing some critical component under stress at speed,
where it at best leaves you stranded in the boondocks,
or at worst causes a serious accident

 

I just had the same problem with my Left rear and replaced it with a unit from Rockauto. Bought 2 cause sooner or later I'll do the right side also. Think it was about 280 with shipping to my door for 2 bearing assemblies and new axle nuts. The car is quiet again. Yes!

 

Lucky, OEM

I found NOS OEM hub on Ebay. I was pretty skeptical too. At $135 delivered vs the $300+ for the OEM i figured I'd try it.
My shop (Corvette Masters, Maitland FL) verified that they gave all appearance (look, markings, packaging) of being true OEM. They did the install for ~$135...I watched them...it was worth every penny as there was much grunting and gnashing of teeth getting the old one off.
No guarantee offered as I brought "eggs to the restaurant". Even if I'd had them do it twice, I was ahead.
That was 3+ years ago...no grumbling, no more noise.
Happy happy.

 

how many miles

So, on average, how many miles are on these cars that require new hubs?