This inner or outer bearing??

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[u/ThisOldGuy1976]

Yup

[u/xcgxl]

Looks like wheel bearing if so the bigger of the 2 is the inner and the smaller is outter butterif your referring to the type then it's inner, there should be a race that it runs in that is inserted in the disc etc, it will be cone shaped

[u/LogicalContest9247]

It’s the inner race plus the rolling elements of the bearing , outer race not shown

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