My auto hubs are busted and i'm on search for manual ones. Now which hubs do you guys use and is your favor? And where in AU do you buy (web shop woud be nice considering my location)?
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Which hubs?
Which hubs?
1991 Nissan Patrol, Chevy 6.2d&TH400, LWB (LHD), 33' BFG...5'' mannell lift
I still run my auto hubs. But when i break then i would fit AVM hubs.
You could try www.team-bertelsen.dk or www.jyskoffroad.dk , they are afterall in europe, could be it was easier ?
You could try www.team-bertelsen.dk or www.jyskoffroad.dk , they are afterall in europe, could be it was easier ?
GQ 2.8TD. OME. 35 BFG. Fact. Rear Locker on steroids. Air Locker front. Gearmaster Reduction. 6HP Warn 8274.
Hobbz wrote:I still run my auto hubs. But when i break then i would fit AVM hubs.
You could try www.team-bertelsen.dk or www.jyskoffroad.dk , they are afterall in europe, could be it was easier ?
I personally woudlnt go aftermarket hubs again... I used to run auto hubs.. but changed to manual to allow me to use 2wd low range - towing etc.
I first wheeled my rig after a engine rebuild and put some aftermarket manual hubs on it.. and gave it a hard wheel.. drivers side exploded on a hill climb with a fair amount of ruts (front air locker)
If i were you.. i'd try to source some geniune nissan hubs.. ive been runnin them since and havent had any dramas.. they do explode , but im of the personal opinion they're a fair bit stronger than the aftermarket ones.
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