Need front hub assemblies
10-10-2015, 12:13 AM
#1
TECH Regular
Thread Starter
Need front hub assemblies I need need hub assemblies for my 96 TA. Is MOOG still good stuff? Anything better?
Anything heavy duty? I always figured hub assemblies were pretty straight forward, but if there's something better than the original design, I'm willing to give it a look before i get the MOOGs.
Thanks.
Anything heavy duty? I always figured hub assemblies were pretty straight forward, but if there's something better than the original design, I'm willing to give it a look before i get the MOOGs.
Thanks.
10-10-2015, 03:21 AM
#2
TECH Enthusiast
less than 2 year old thread that might still be of relevance to you
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...-bearings.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...-bearings.html
10-10-2015, 10:22 AM
#3
TECH Regular
Thread Starter
Thanks alot. Exactly what i needed to read. Would definitely like to get the Hoosier ones, but that's half the amount i spent on the car, haha! Maybe one day.
I'll be getting the Moogs for now.
I'll be getting the Moogs for now.
10-10-2015, 10:43 AM
#4
I need need hub assemblies for my 96 TA. Is MOOG still good stuff? Anything better?
Anything heavy duty? I always figured hub assemblies were pretty straight forward, but if there's something better than the original design, I'm willing to give it a look before i get the MOOGs.
Thanks.
Anything heavy duty? I always figured hub assemblies were pretty straight forward, but if there's something better than the original design, I'm willing to give it a look before i get the MOOGs.
Thanks.
I've got two perfectly serviceable units that don't have 500 miles on them, sitting in my shop. I installed these during the last build and the only reason that I pulled them is a miscommunication between me and the guy that sold me the Baer Brake kit. He said I would need a 98 or up set of spindles; having not seen the brakes, I assumed he was referring the wheel spindle, OKA: The Hub... so I went down a bought a new pair of Moogs, which sat on my shelf for a year, before I got around to installing the brakes and I found out he was talking about the steering spindle, I installed them anyway... .
$125 shipped for the pair... assumin' you're in the CONUS. Which is less than half price, minus the shipping. They are 100%.
PM me... if ya want 'em. I'll get 'em out Monday.
Last edited by OVA1; 10-10-2015 at 10:49 AM.
10-15-2015, 06:14 PM
#5
Moog is good stuff.
I've got two perfectly serviceable units that don't have 500 miles on them, sitting in my shop. I installed these during the last build and the only reason that I pulled them is a miscommunication between me and the guy that sold me the Baer Brake kit. He said I would need a 98 or up set of spindles; having not seen the brakes, I assumed he was referring the wheel spindle, OKA: The Hub... so I went down a bought a new pair of Moogs, which sat on my shelf for a year, before I got around to installing the brakes and I found out he was talking about the steering spindle, I installed them anyway... .
$125 shipped for the pair... assumin' you're in the CONUS. Which is less than half price, minus the shipping. They are 100%.
PM me... if ya want 'em. I'll get 'em out Monday.
I've got two perfectly serviceable units that don't have 500 miles on them, sitting in my shop. I installed these during the last build and the only reason that I pulled them is a miscommunication between me and the guy that sold me the Baer Brake kit. He said I would need a 98 or up set of spindles; having not seen the brakes, I assumed he was referring the wheel spindle, OKA: The Hub... so I went down a bought a new pair of Moogs, which sat on my shelf for a year, before I got around to installing the brakes and I found out he was talking about the steering spindle, I installed them anyway... .
$125 shipped for the pair... assumin' you're in the CONUS. Which is less than half price, minus the shipping. They are 100%.
PM me... if ya want 'em. I'll get 'em out Monday.
hey dude - i got the hubs i bought from you.
really dude? please check your PM's...
10-15-2015, 07:40 PM
#6
I checked my PMs... and I sent a response. I did the same on PP. There's no need to get ugly.
They're hubs... they get rusty. There's nothing wrong with those hubs and it's a joke that you think someone would sell a brand new set of hubs... for well less than half of what they paid for them ($100 Shipped)... they're wheel bearings; not some esoteric component that may or may not get used. I was just trying to help ya out.
Mea Culpa...
But the customer is always right and I have absolutely no problem refunding you the money. Just send those back and you've got your refund.