Wheel bearing. Which side?
I have a 2004 Honda civic LX and i was wondering which side is the back of the bearing and which side is the front that faces the outside? There's a black side and a silver side on each. 
The FRONT of the bearing is the side with the part numbers showing.
The bottom bearing picture is the outer face. The top pic is the side that slides into the hub carrier first
A picture worth a thousand words. Look for yourself: If you're wondered: The side that contains the number facing onto the hub (Front side). The side you see in the picture is facing the spindle as shown in your bottom picture. 
I'm talking about the front end of my bearings NOT the rears.
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