ss performance

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Has anyone tried aftermarket fornt wheel hubs?

I can get he OEM ones but they seem pricey.

Just wanted to hear about other peoples experiences and opinions.

Thanks.

MMWS6

The Delco replacments are not too crazy bud. ACDelco #2HF13090, I can get them up here for around 125 each

dr_whigham

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I've always liked Timken. Part #513090

sscamaroburn02

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good luck with timken also

cyberkill

Yeah I got timkens too. Installed them on my Camaro, to replace worn out stock ones.

STFU racing

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I also believe Timken offers a 3 year warranty

ss performance

iTrader: (17)

I was leaning towards Timken all your input really helps.

I was thinking about ordering from Rock Auto.

cyberkill

Yep, that's where I got mine too. In fact, I just ordered these 2 weeks ago, and installed just driver side so far...but apparently, the driver side is where my grinding/whirring noise was coming from, so the car runs quiet now.

ss performance

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I'm not having any problems. I'm doing alot of work on my Camaro and figure as long as I have everything torn apart I might as well replace them. There over 100K on the hubs.

I have to remove them to replace the wheel studs. I'm installin ARP 3 inch studs on the front so they match the rear.

themealonwheels

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Ordered two based on the positive feedback, thanks guys!

ss performance

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does anyone know the proper torque spec for the bolts?

Lizard King

63 ft/lbs.

I also use Timken's.

Robbie Wilson

When should wheel hubs be replaced?

spy2520

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When they make noise or have play, or any roughness when spinning you should replace them. I change them on cars all day but I still have the stockers. I dunno where the hell these customers drive.

sscamaroburn02

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in my case you can hear them howling on acceleration. very noticeable.