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Old 11-06-2006, 03:08 PM
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Warn Hubs $20!!

I went to my local junkyard after my buddy told me about a 4Runner they had. I checked it out and it ended up having no rims and tires on it, but a set of Warn Premium hubs on it. After un-bolting it I hassled they guy, told him it was missing an o-ring and 4-5 nuts and washers, which it was'nt, and offered $20(all I had) And he pondered then said alright. Cleaned 'em up and running 'em right now! Anybody else got a good deal like that. Post what deal you got!
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Don't I wish I had a set of hubs for that price :-). Post up with up your mileage difference pre/post hubs.
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Originally Posted by 95_4MuddinSr5
I went to my local junkyard after my buddy told me about a 4Runner they had. I checked it out and it ended up having no rims and tires on it, but a set of Warn Premium hubs on it. After un-bolting it I hassled they guy, told him it was missing an o-ring and 4-5 nuts and washers, which it was'nt, and offered $20(all I had) And he pondered then said alright. Cleaned 'em up and running 'em right now! Anybody else got a good deal like that. Post what deal you got!
That was real nice of ya to hoodwink the guy like that Anyway, I'm curious to see the difference in mileage you get also.
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I have a 96 T100 3.4L with them always unlocked. Truck is supposed to get 16, gets 1.65 and corrected for the 31's its about 17-18mpg.
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I'll post the diff. as soon as I get a bit of gas through and figure the #'s. But i'm hoping it will be a little bit better.
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Nice score! As for the mileage inquiry; I drove around all summer with my cv's removed. Surprisingly, I did not experience any MPG gain.
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that's a myth. no diff in milege.
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I got my aisins for an even 5 bucks at the wrecker in Chilliwack
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i got a free tcase and free 4in lift springs
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Originally Posted by Babypig
I got my aisins for an even 5 bucks at the wrecker in Chilliwack
Was it Pick A Part in Chilliiwack? Pray tell.... I was there about a month ago and their prices seemed to be the lowest around for auto wreckers.

I also got a set of Aisin hubs for $300. They came with a running 86 4runner.

Troy

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Originally Posted by 4runnermt
That was real nice of ya to hoodwink the guy like that Anyway, I'm curious to see the difference in mileage you get also.
There is probably a junkyard guy telling someone over a beer, "This guy came in today and was excited to get these hubs off of an old wreck today. I have had that thing for three years and have already made ten times what I paid for it parting it out. I was going to give them to him for ten bucks but he tried to flim flam me so I charged him double, next rounds on him."

I have been told similar stories almost monthly from the junk yard guys around here for years. They usually let me get stuff for my own wrecks for half price.
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Originally Posted by rezrunner92
There is probably a junkyard guy telling someone over a beer, "This guy came in today and was excited to get these hubs off of an old wreck today. I have had that thing for three years and have already made ten times what I paid for it parting it out. I was going to give them to him for ten bucks but he tried to flim flam me so I charged him double, next rounds on him."

I have been told similar stories almost monthly from the junk yard guys around here for years. They usually let me get stuff for my own wrecks for half price.
Yeah, I know dude, They pay next to nothing for a wreck and make a ton off of anything they sell. There was a guy at a yard around here that wanted 350.00 for a bent hood.:pat:
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Originally Posted by troy65
Was it Pick A Part in Chilliiwack? Pray tell.... I was there about a month ago and their prices seemed to be the lowest around for auto wreckers.

I also got a set of Aisin hubs for $300. They came with a running 86 4runner.

Troy
Yeah it was pick a part. Sucked driving from downtown van but it was cheap.
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got a set of warn hubs for 30 bucks in prefect shape at a local junk yard i only wish i could look around instead of having to tell them what i need takes all the fun out of it

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91 4runner,3.0 auto, 88k, I get close to 16 mpg this last fill up with my aisins installed, no big change for me unfortunately, got 15.5-16mpg before.
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You won't see any difference in milage at all.

Did Warn hubs a little while back and it made no difference in milage.
Turning the front axles all the time isn't any load on the engine at all.




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Originally Posted by FredTJ
You won't see any difference in milage at all.

Did Warn hubs a little while back and it made no difference in milage.
Turning the front axles all the time isn't any load on the engine at all.




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I think its a myth, but honestly maybe a smaller engien with less power may benefit.

I do like the fact that it is less wear and tear though.
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Originally Posted by CJM
I think its a myth, but honestly maybe a smaller engien with less power may benefit.

I do like the fact that it is less wear and tear though.
We;ve never seen even a 4 banger experience an increase in fule milage by switching to manual hubs.
I come from a Jeep background and it's the same thing. Jeeps come with fixed hubs and that's one of the big myths there also, that switching to manual hubs will help gas milage.
Nope, won't happen even with the 2.5L 4 bangers.

Now, as you mentioned, they most certainly save wear and tear and they're other advantages to using manual hubs, but fuel savings is certainly not one of them.....





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Bought a bucket of Aisin hub pieces for $25 and made 3 full hub sets out of it after lots of cleaning.

I am now quite proficient at taking those things apart and putting them back together.



Yeah, I think if I lied to a guy to get a better deal (even if I didn't actually get a better deal) I probably wouldn't tell people about it. Especially not on a board where people buy, sell, and trade with each other...


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