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CJ7 Hubs

Tech Talk for Jeep owners.

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CJ7 Hubs

Post by Jeep_CJ7 »

Does anyone have a right hand side hub they would like to sell or a set of hubs. I am in desprite need of one. my email address is
blacey@artc.com.au
I know this is posted in the wrong spot but I have had no luck under the wanted section.

Cheers

Brad
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

what year there is 2 types a 5 bolt and a 6 bolt set up


try Mascot motors in Nowra, hammonds Jeep in Qld , Jeeeparts in QLD and USA 4x4 in Vic one of these 4 should have both new and 2nd hand for you you.
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Post by CRUSHU »

are F100 hubs any good to you? i have a pair of knuckles out, brakes etc for sale.
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Post by Jeep_CJ7 »

Yeah sorry fella's they are 5 bolt. thanks ill give them a call
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Post by Jeep_CJ7 »

Back on the road. Rang Hammond $66 bit over priced but I dont care :lol:
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

Jeep_CJ7 wrote:Back on the road. Rang Hammond $66 bit over priced but I dont care :lol:
not sure $66 is really that over priced i expected more to be honest not sure havent shopped around just gut feeling on price after all its for a just empty every pocket :armsup:
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

Brad was that for aftermarket or stock ones again??

the real dilemna is he has broken 2 (1 each side) on consecutive trips on the beach.
he drives hard and gets some air but im suprised they are breaking like that.
Is this common on a CJ7???
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

DIRTY ROCK STAR wrote:Brad was that for aftermarket or stock ones again??

the real dilemna is he has broken 2 (1 each side) on consecutive trips on the beach.
he drives hard and gets some air but im suprised they are breaking like that.
Is this common on a CJ7???
VERY VERY common on a CJ if it has poor maintence

The 5 bolt hub assembilies have a habit of working loose and then almost guarenteed to break if they are loose. I torque mine to spec every time I change the oil

earlier jeeps with 6 bolt hub are not meant to have this prob and is a common upgrade

a WARN premium hub upgrade also fixes the issue


The other one to watch is the 2 piece axle in the rear if it is assembled correctly and always done up to the correct torque it is not a big issue but if it is not then it will chew out the key way and spin one piece alloy axle kits are not that expensive and a worthwhile upgrade if u have bigger tyres and like the right foot even with the stock engines
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Thanks for the advice

Post by Jeep_CJ7 »

Ill keep an eye on them this time. I looked into getting Warn premium ones from the states they where about $100 US which I thought was bloody top notch. Priced them here and they where about $350.

Ill take it a bit easy now its winter and hopfully wont break any more for a while.

Cheers
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

Brad, did you notice something there....
AussieCJ7
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 9:36 pm

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DIRTY ROCK STAR wrote:
Brad was that for aftermarket or stock ones again??

the real dilemna is he has broken 2 (1 each side) on consecutive trips on the beach.
he drives hard and gets some air but im suprised they are breaking like that.
Is this common on a CJ7???


VERY VERY common on a CJ if it has poor maintence
HE MUST KNNOW YA!!!!
poor maintenance....... NO MAINTENANCE!!!
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Re: Thanks for the advice

Post by CJer »

Jeep_CJ7 wrote:Ill keep an eye on them this time. I looked into getting Warn premium ones from the states they where about $100 US which I thought was bloody top notch. Priced them here and they where about $350.

Ill take it a bit easy now its winter and hopfully wont break any more for a while.

Cheers
I went this way and have not looked back. Locktite the bolts and never have have to touch them again
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

Hey Brad ? Jeep CJ7


hey are organising a weekend just for old jeeps if your keen to wheel with some other CJ owners There will be at least a few CJ7's a CJ8 a J20 or CJ6 depending on which one he has running at the time

possibiles are a 2 door FSJ limited and anyone else who wants to come along

if your keen PM me your contact details and I will add you to the list

It is on 10/11 Sept and we are going to Yerranderie
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Post by Jeep_CJ7 »

That sounds tops but I probably wont venture that far for a 4B. I am bound to break something if i go that far. So far ive always been able to drive home but i dont want to test it with a 3 hour drive. Always keen for a mission around Newcastle / Nelson Bay area though :lol:
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Post by Wooders »

That's why we picked that destination - everyone one (that counts ;)) will be in a Classic Jeep and reliability problems are likely to be our biggest challenge......BUT all being classic Jeepers we'll be helping each other out and enjoying the trip.......
This one will not be about hard 4x4ing.
Come on ya know ya wanna ;)
Cheers [url=http://www.wooders.com.au]Wooders[/url]
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

Jeep_CJ7 wrote:That sounds tops but I probably wont venture that far for a 4B. I am bound to break something if i go that far. So far ive always been able to drive home but i dont want to test it with a 3 hour drive. Always keen for a mission around Newcastle / Nelson Bay area though :lol:
What so we have a 3 hour drive home :finger:

serriously though Wooders and I are organising this trip and it is based around older Jeeps so we expect breakdowns WILL be part of the weekend and this is taken into consideration, if none occur it will be a bonus.

It is not about hardcore 4x4ing for this trip it is all about getting out with other old jeep owners. Think of it as group therapy with beer :armsup:
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