Manul hubs to replace my auto hubs?
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Manul hubs to replace my auto hubs?
Anybody know if Mile Marker or any of the other companys make manul hubs to replace my stock auto hubs? I've heard that by doing this you'll get better MPG...any truth to this? Some guys were also telling me that it's stronger off road wise. My truck is a 1993 F-150 4x4. I like just shifting 4x4 on the go but I guess for better MPG I could stop and turn my hubs on.
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omg search!
the gas you save going to manuals will be so minuscule you wopnt notice it
autos just plain suck and if you too lazy to get out and lock in some hubs you dont need 4x4. manuals are much stronger
warn, milemarker, superwinch, and a few others make manual hubs... gues yoiu'd know that if you searched!
-cutts-
the gas you save going to manuals will be so minuscule you wopnt notice it
autos just plain suck and if you too lazy to get out and lock in some hubs you dont need 4x4. manuals are much stronger
warn, milemarker, superwinch, and a few others make manual hubs... gues yoiu'd know that if you searched!
-cutts-
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Auto locking hubs
Thru my experience on this web, several people will flame nubies in a hurry over repeated questions. I will not and hopefully this will help. I have a 95 bronc that had auto hubs 3 bolt cover on hubs. the jack a$$ mech that did my bearings the last time put more grease in the auto mechanism than on the bearings. End result was exploding both hubs in a mud hole in route to the duck hunting hole. I installed the warn premiums hubs. Took me a couple of days to figure everything out but now there will be no doubt that they will work. Sure it may suck having to get out of the comfy truck but it is a lot worse having your dad and brother phisycally push you out and driving home 10 miles at 15mph. my .02$. I would be glad to give you a list of what i needed/used. This thing was manufactured in June of 05. That did make a difference in parts. Go manual hubs its worth it regardless of brand, by the way I have push button 4x4. Good luck!
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On the gas mileage thing. Your hubs would have to be going out. Like mine where. Mine were just putting alot of load on the truck I gained 2 mpg on it. If youa re in dier need of hubs you cna get them at your local shops bu if you can wait order them online and you save some money. Manuals will last alot longer then the autos. If you are really lazy you can leave it locked in and just keep the transfer case in 2H
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Originally Posted by cw95bronc
Thru my experience on this web, several people will flame nubies in a hurry over repeated questions
you'd be amazed how fast you can get your question answered, not to mention i think i answered everything he asked!
-cutts-
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omg search!
Yep, your smart...I didn't look on Google. This websites for fellow Ford owners. If your tired of answering "the same questions" ....stop answering them =)
the gas you save going to manuals will be so minuscule you wopnt notice it
autos just plain suck and if you too lazy to get out and lock in some hubs you dont need 4x4. manuals are much stronger
warn, milemarker, superwinch, and a few others make manual hubs... gues yoiu'd know that if you searched!
autos just plain suck and if you too lazy to get out and lock in some hubs you dont need 4x4. manuals are much stronger
warn, milemarker, superwinch, and a few others make manual hubs... gues yoiu'd know that if you searched!
Yep, your smart...I didn't look on Google. This websites for fellow Ford owners. If your tired of answering "the same questions" ....stop answering them =)
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Originally Posted by f-150_38.5s
Yep, your smart...I didn't look on Google.
here we go again! i give up on these ppl
-cutts-
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