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I have recently replaced ball joints, control arms bushings and tie rods on both sides of my '98 2wd Tahoe. After some calling and comparing prices, I decided to buy a lifetime alignment at Firestone. Today I brought them my Tahoe, and when the job was done, I looked at the print out, and saw...

It is a 2" drop spindle, not a stock one.

Well, not that it is SO important, I just don't want to mess with a possibly damaged part which could have been bent after collision and will be giving me alignment troubles. I am ready to shell out a hundred for this knuckle, but it seems unrealistic to get a new one for this money... Will look...

Thanks for the link... At $340 it may be above my budget :-(

No, it has nothing to do with heavy duty. The 4WD has shafts, and its knuckle has a big hole for bearings. The 2WD has just short spindles to mount bearings, and no holes at all. Look at the pic.

No, I checked with Advance Autoparts, Autozone and O'Reillys - nothing. They all have steering knuckls for 4WD trucks. Rockauto is no different :-(

Seems to be a stupid question, but I have really exhausted anything that Google can offer. Any help is greatly appreciated! Here is the deal: I have a 98 2WD Tahoe. Yes, it is a rear drive Tahoe, not a 4WD! One of the wheel bearings (the outer) on the front passenger side died, desintegrated and...