Cant drive on this correct
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From: Pasadena
Thanks for all the help. Trying to source some locally before snow comes. Friend has told the truth and I'll be compensated completely. He's still my boy but he ****ed up. Again thanks for the help.
Jim
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From: The Ole' North State.
Congrats on the baby and stay safe if you have to take the wife in the snow. You won't have 4wd with out that.
I'd add more, but I think it's been pretty well covered, I will say I prefer manual hubs to those style automatic hubs.
And again, Congrats!
I'd add more, but I think it's been pretty well covered, I will say I prefer manual hubs to those style automatic hubs.
And again, Congrats!
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From: The Ole' North State.
These are fairly common. This was through Advance Auto BTW, not sure what they have for options out in Pasadena.
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Sounds pricey, just checked online local store, and though the closest one doesn't have it, the rest of them did. The manual hubs are 65 and the conversion kit is 40.
These are fairly common. This was through Advance Auto BTW, not sure what they have for options out in Pasadena.
These are fairly common. This was through Advance Auto BTW, not sure what they have for options out in Pasadena.
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From: The Ole' North State.
I believe Advance carries Mile Marker, which I believe is a good name. I can't remember right now what is on my 350, it's been years since i've locked them in...
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From: SW Florida
I've had MileMarkers on mine for a few years. Still going strong. Also note that some places want you to pay out the butt for the conversion kit, when as far as I know all it really is is the spindle nut, lock ring, and lock nut that were used on the factory manual hubs. But $40 is not a bad price for all that.
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I've got mile markers on mine and they work great,I think they was around $80
I didn't need the conversion kit either and they went together very easily.
I didn't need the conversion kit either and they went together very easily.
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Looks like impact damage to me. Note how on each side a small part appears to be bent in.
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