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Aisin hub conversion

ShaunKris
July 22, 2015
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I ordered new gaskets and studs from Toyota, I would have used the old studs but I twisted one off.  they only take about 250 in/pounds so be careful if your hand tightening.  I recommend using a torque wrench.
I ordered new gaskets and studs from Toyota, I would have used the old studs but I twisted one off. they only take about 250 in/pounds so be careful if your hand tightening. I recommend using a torque wrench.
0 2015/07/22 05:44:04 ShaunKris
These are the hub and flange back side beside each other, as you can see it is a straight swap. are not picking up the comparison the difference is that there is a 'bearing' in the hub where the flange is fixed.  the lock to the bearing is in the cap which I painted.
These are the hub and flange back side beside each other, as you can see it is a straight swap. are not picking up the comparison the difference is that there is a 'bearing' in the hub where the flange is fixed. the lock to the bearing is in the cap which I painted.
0 2015/07/25 10:01:38 ShaunKris
This is a picture with no flange or hub installed.
This is a picture with no flange or hub installed.
0 2015/07/25 10:01:04 ShaunKris
Very simple, just make sure you lube everything up good and make sure it's all clean (no dirt or grit)
Very simple, just make sure you lube everything up good and make sure it's all clean (no dirt or grit)
0 2015/07/25 10:01:20 ShaunKris
New paint!
New paint!
0 2015/07/25 10:01:56 ShaunKris
Installed, more pictures to come soon!
Installed, more pictures to come soon!
0 2015/07/22 05:43:09 ShaunKris
Little comparison 33" beside these little guys.
Little comparison 33" beside these little guys.
0 2015/07/22 05:47:12 ShaunKris
Check out my 33" tires off my F150!  wow they are huge in comparison.
Check out my 33" tires off my F150! wow they are huge in comparison.
0 2015/07/22 05:44:41 ShaunKris

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