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Frontera free wheeling

Tech talk for GMH/Isuzu and Great Wall owners

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Frontera free wheeling

Post by Warren Gale »

Hi,

I am new to this site. But haver plenty of Questions.
I own a 2002 v6 frontera wagon. Which doesn't have free wheeling hubs.
Do any of the rodeo or jackaroo wheel hubs and free wheeling hubs fit. I have the Frontera raise 50mm rear 40mm approx front. Would like free wheeling hubs to take some of the work of the cv joints.

Next question is do es anyone know if the Lokka diff lock fit the front of the frontera and how well do they work and what are the adverse side effects if any.

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Post by Westoztroopa »

Found some info that should be what you are after...

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=279765

The Rodeo in the states is the Frontera over here...

Cheers,

Noel
1992 3.2L V6 SWB Holden Jackaroo
2008 3.0L TD Holden Rodeo S/cab Trayback
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Post by DGPirie »

HAve you had any luck Warren. I contacted Calmini about a set of their manula hubs and they referred me to USA4WD I think it was (Perth?). Emailed them but never got a reply. Looking to reduce fuel consumption and avoid hard work if I do a CV or front diff.

David
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