Convert to free spin kit?
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Convert to free spin kit?
I've been debating removing my unit bearings and going to a free Spin kit, my two-year-old hub seals are messed up again so they need to be replaced, the axle dust seals both ripped again even though I have the updated ones. I have a hundred and fifty thousand on my factory unit bearings and while putting new rotors/pads on a few months back I noticed grease was coming out of the bearings so they finally need to be replaced. By the time I buy new Timken bearings new hub seals new axle dust seals bearing studs I'll be close to a thousand dollars I figured since I'm installing a 4 inch lift with 35 inch tires this summer I might as well upgrade to the free Spin to get the strength and durability?
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I've decided on spyntec because they have the ABS sealed in the spindle, living in the salt belt I'll need that feature. I will be ordering the kit with warn hubs instead of mile marker
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