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Old 02-10-2011, 05:49 AM
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IFS Aisin Manual Hubs

I have a spare set of Aisin manual hubs here, thinking of repainting/rebuilding and selling them, is it really necessary to keep a spare set around?

I might go wheeling about 2-3 times a year, but when I do I usually beat on it pretty good. Those who know me, know what I am talking about.

Eventually the truck will have BJ spacers and diff drop, and maybe some low profile bump stops up front. Thinking I should keep them around in case I snap a cv at the splines/c-clip, just in case it tears apart the hubs. Don't know if I am over thinking that or if it's even plausible.

P.S. I will not sell to someone who answers no in this thread.

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Might be interested. What are you asking for them as is? Once you rebuild them?
Old 02-10-2011, 05:54 AM
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Originally Posted by yotarob2005
Might be interested. What are you asking for them as is? Once you rebuild them?
Probably $100 shipped. I sold a set a while back with doing nothing but re-greasing them for like $85 to a local.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f11/...g-hubs-213416/ thought this still had the price in it, guess I removed it when I updated it as sold.

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no





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It never hurts to have spares. You never know what might happen. If your luck is like mine, as soon as you get rid of them something will happen. I bought a wrecked truck and I still have most of the parts off of it. I reckon one day the ol lady will gripe enough I will start getting rid of stuff.
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Originally Posted by 92 TOY
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Don't you have two trucks already with manual hubs?
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme22r


P.S. I will not sell to someone who answers no in this thread.
yup.....we do...so that's why i answered no...hehehehe
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well now that puts me closer to selling, a NO from a guy who knows how I wheel this stockish truck. haha.
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One as a spare maybe. Never seen anyone bust an IFS one. SFA is another issue.
ADD drive flanges make good spares.

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ohhhhhh, i get it....you....were.....asking.

OK..., well I'm slowly but surely becoming a parts hoarder.

never truly tried Joe's 4runner .....so not sure if we will need it or not.

I'd keep them...
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good point wabbit. I know the ADD cv's had issues breaking at the c-lip and normally the weak point is the CV-joint itself. I can see where the SFA guys would have issues. Especially the ones using longfields.

Not sure about what you mean by the ADD drive flange though.
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ADD uses drive flanges, not manual hubs. Those make good spares in a pinch.

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