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manual locking hubs

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manual locking hubs

Post by GOT MUD »

whats a good price for these and is there a good brand to get they are to suit mq

cheers :D
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Post by InSanE »

GQ LWB TD42, boost, lockers etc

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Post by GOT MUD »

yeah saw that but they look like cheap versions anyone use them would they be okay
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Post by ozy1 »

as far as i know, the best brand to use would be genuine, they are better built, and last in the long run,
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Post by InSanE »

i have a set of manual hubs on a wreck MQ i have where are you based dude?
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Post by GOT MUD »

i am up in qld, i have a set on a spare front diff assembly but they are different again to what i have on the truck now, i am keen to get new ones just wondering the best aftermarket ones to get and prices
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Post by InSanE »

i think big balls offroad or snake racing sell them for $200 a pair u can check their online parts on their webisht
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How hard to change hubs

Post by droidt »

when u get new ones

Is it just a matter of un-bolting the old and bolting on the new ones??
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Post by InSanE »

yes it is buddy they are heald on with 6 bolts just remove them put new hub on and replace with new bolts because the old and new hub may be different size so bolts will need to be longer/shorter
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Post by Daisy »

those ORA hubs... ive blown them up before...

then went geniune.. and have had no issues.
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Post by Madmac »

that pic GQ posted is a familiar sight, my mate broke 3 of those aftermarket ones in 3 trips, hes now gone back to the genuine ones and has had no more problems
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Post by GOT MUD »

do you guys know if the ones i have are serviceable i pretty sure that mine are factory ones
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