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Post by jimbo jones »

Hi all I am after a place in Wollongong that sells trailer hubs with the 100 series stud pattern dose anyone know where I can find them?

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Post by mule75 »

ebay
i think repco and bursons can get them too but prob wont have them in stock.
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Post by jimbo jones »

mule75 wrote:ebay
i think repco and bursons can get them too but prob wont have them in stock.
I tryed repco no go I dont have a bursons near me will try ebay
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Post by bogged »

jimbo jones wrote:
mule75 wrote:ebay
i think repco and bursons can get them too but prob wont have them in stock.
I tryed repco no go I dont have a bursons near me will try ebay
www.whitepages.com.au and look up trailer places? Been 10yrs since I Been thru there, but sure theres places that do

failing that theres a caravan/trailer place in Kograh that im sure does mail stuff. near corner princes hwy and rocky pt road. someone here will know it
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Post by bop smoo gu »

98% sure super shite sell them, well the ones in bris do, about $45 a side for the kit i think.
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Post by Slunnie »

IT may also be interesting to check that the 5 stud LC hubs run a M14 stud to match those on the 4WD. I suspect a lot may manufacture these with an imperial equivilent thread.
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Post by BOGAN V8 »

bogged wrote:
jimbo jones wrote:
mule75 wrote:ebay
i think repco and bursons can get them too but prob wont have them in stock.
I tryed repco no go I dont have a bursons near me will try ebay
www.whitepages.com.au and look up trailer places? Been 10yrs since I Been thru there, but sure theres places that do

failing that theres a caravan/trailer place in Kograh that im sure does mail stuff. near corner princes hwy and rocky pt road. someone here will know it
They are called caravan acc just back from the intersection of princes hmy and rocky point road...
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Post by j-top paj »

supercrap should have them
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Post by CRUSHU »

Slunnie wrote:IT may also be interesting to check that the 5 stud LC hubs run a M14 stud to match those on the 4WD. I suspect a lot may manufacture these with an imperial equivilent thread.
My Camper Trailer has the 6 stud hubs, and runs the imperial thread studs. I wanted to fit my GQ ti alloys to it, but the GQ nuts are metric :cry:

I am also going to be looking to get 100 series hubs for my camper, just make sure the wheels you are going to use, take a standard tapered seat nut, not special nuts, and you should be OK.
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Post by jimbo jones »

CRUSHU wrote:
Slunnie wrote:IT may also be interesting to check that the 5 stud LC hubs run a M14 stud to match those on the 4WD. I suspect a lot may manufacture these with an imperial equivilent thread.
My Camper Trailer has the 6 stud hubs, and runs the imperial thread studs. I wanted to fit my GQ ti alloys to it, but the GQ nuts are metric :cry:

I am also going to be looking to get 100 series hubs for my camper, just make sure the wheels you are going to use, take a standard tapered seat nut, not special nuts, and you should be OK.
I am just using the std steel wheels of my 105 series

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Post by Slunnie »

Yep, but probably your wheel nuts off the car will not be compatible with the wheel nuts on the hub is what we're saying unless you make sure they use M14 studs.
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Post by jimbo jones »

Slunnie wrote:Yep, but probably your wheel nuts off the car will not be compatible with the wheel nuts on the hub is what we're saying unless you make sure they use M14 studs.
will make shure before I buy them

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Post by truckzilla »

try south coaste towbars ,he used to be in f/meadow be is now in warrawong .

if there is nothing around he might be able to get a blank and drill it out to the right stud spacings .
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