Auto Hubs Wanted

BongoBerry

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• May 10, 2013

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Looking for auto hubs for Terrano 2.4 Petrol '98

 

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Hi, try solarman216 or CNCFABS, I think Rick (solarman216) live down your way

 

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If nobody on here has any, there are some on ebay at the moment.:thumb2

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-terrano-front-free-wheeling-hubs-automatic-locking-hubs-front-axle-/111069638627?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item19dc442fe3




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Autos suck, swap to manual

 

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Yes, that's what I have just decided to do oddly enough.

Thinking through my usage and having the LOKKA fitted. Manuals make more sense...

So where can I get some cheap manual HUBS then

 

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Milner

 

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I got my manual hubs (AVM) from here, they do two sorts, one is a heavy duty hub.

http://www.ks-international.com/nissan-4x4-parts/terrano-maverick/r20-2-7td-1993-on/r20-axle

Edit, they are both on special offer at the moment.




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Milners about 48quid each last time i looked

 

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mmm milners vs ks international ....

i can get the milner ones for £99 incl carriage - but they are not the heavy duty ones I dont think

thoughts?

 

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also are the number of splines between the 2.4 petrol and diesels the same?

 

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BongoBerry said:

also are the number of splines between the 2.4 petrol and diesels the same?

Click to expand...

Exactly the same

 

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thanks cncfabs

And is it worth the extra 23 pounds for the heavier duty ones?

 

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have ordered from ks-international

Thanks chaps

 

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Which ones did you go for, I got the cheaper set as my off roading is rare?




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I went for the tougher ones as the truck is only used for off road

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Anyone want auto hubs I go lots, don't use them any more on the off road motor (welded up) only use them on the road going pair and very rarely use 4 wheel all the hubs I have will be warranted working, Rick