Hello Guys i Have problem with my rear tires , the problem i install the tires from 6 months ago and the tire is damaged from inside , and i do the all adjuesment but the problem is with the rear suspension and when i check the car with the addjuesment guy he told me that from the rear Rear Wheel Hub , because the tire is not straight so the tire is dieing from this thing , so i have 2001 996 tt is that the currect part? the flange and the bearing?
is that the flange he is talking about? this is the part num 997-331-605-00 its will fit on the 996 tt?
Waiting for you guys thanks alot for help
Best Regards
Rolex

 

You might find the PET useful:
http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-parts/996t-99-05/501-00.php

It seems that the 996 part has been superseded by the 997 part number you gave. Note that this P/N is for the hub only, and doesn't include the wheel bearing. Probably you want to change both.

Jon

 

hey jon thanks , yea i wanna change the both side left and right , and im gonna change the bearing also so is that ur currect part number that i put? because when i was in the dealer , he told me that the 996 item number is supported or something like this , that the number is convereted to this number ,, so waiting for you guys about the rite item number or the website that can sell it online
Thanks alot

 

Rolex,

From what I can tell from the PET, the 996 P/N has been superseded by the 997. I'm not an expert, so I am not going to assure you that is the right part.

You need a press to get the bearings into the hub - I recently had this done on my car at a shop.

If you're going to get all the parts and do it yourself, I suggest you call Suncoast (board sponsor). I have also ordered parts from Sonnen. You might try there as well.

Jon

 

Is your car lowered?

 

yea my car is lowered

 

Not 100% sure but I think an adjustable rear toe kit will fix this issue. You can find a set for like $450. You are not alone everyone who lowers there car will have this issue. I do. Check tarett, agency power, gmg they all make this kit.
If you don't want to do this next time you buy tires don't buy ones that are "inside/outside" bias as they are not rotatable. Buy ones that are "rotation" bias and you can swap your rear tires around to double your inner tire wear life.
And please if I am mistaken someone else please chime in, but I don't think I am wrong.

 

Thanks guys