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Old 03-21-2006, 09:55 PM
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hub gaskets

I'm going to install man hubs on my truck, probably warns. In reading the conversion install, I noticed that the hubs only comes with one pair of gaskets(the star shaped one) to go under the hub covers. Do I not need the gaskets that go under the hub body like with the aisin hubs. The conversion write up doesn't specifically state the hub body mounting, and I was just wondering if I needed these other gaskets to put under the hub body for the Warn hub conv. or not. THanks for the help
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I used some RTV sealer rather than gasket on my aisins.

Just curious - why Warns? Those are probably more than $150 and a set of aisins are like $40, and the guys around here will tell you that they rarely break.
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I just used Ultra Copper RTV on my Warns. (I know, overkill on which RTV, but that's what I had handy)

I would go with Warn instead of Aisin because:
- You can get them new or very near new (my understanding is Aisin is available OEM only - have to buy them off someone who's truck came with them)
- More available
- Lifetime warranty

As for breakage - I want my hubs to break before anything else to protect the harder to replace components. Hub replacement is SUPER easy!
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so you would pay more for a hub to have less integrity?
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Not necessarily, but I would pay more for new than 15 yrs old.
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good point
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Ok thanks guys, but if I were to use gaskets instead of silicone, do I really need the gasket that goes under the hub body?
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You mean between the manual hub assembly and the hub/rotor assembly? I think you need something there to make sure it seals - last thing I want is water getting in there!
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Originally Posted by tc
You mean between the manual hub assembly and the hub/rotor assembly? I think you need something there to make sure it seals - last thing I want is water getting in there!
Too true. And Wailukutoy, I'm guessing that in HI you might have the possibility of sand as well. Seal it up.
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