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corkyjohnson75 04-03-2010 09:51 PM

We have the rear alloy hubs on our car the bearings fit a lot better less play same for the front yokes the alloy ones fit snug less play.

DaveTheRave 06-03-2010 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by David Church (Post 351012)
Dave, if you got a cat and live in London you need to be racing at EPR, Eden Park Raceway, near Croydon, www.edenparkraceway.com
There is a meeting this Sunday, last round of the winter series, and as we have a National event there later this year I think there will be loads of great drivers there, either come race or just pop along to have a look:thumbsup:

I would love to, really.. But I don't think I can get it past the missus this weekend.

Soon, soon!

I fitted the hubs yesterday, and a new matching pair of alloys on the front, the handling feels even better than before now.

:)

kwiksi 23-03-2010 10:11 AM

How durable are the plastic hubs? Waiting to recieve my Cougar and noticed the rear hubs looked a little thin. Wondering how they will hold up.

niggs98 23-03-2010 10:51 AM

ive run plastics ever since i have had the car and havent had a breakage in that area in all types of weather. i have been running the alloy rear hubs the last few weeks but only as a tuning option.

eichkay 23-03-2010 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by kwiksi (Post 358413)
How durable are the plastic hubs? Waiting to recieve my Cougar and noticed the rear hubs looked a little thin. Wondering how they will hold up.

I'd been running the kits plastic ones since day dot.. i had heard some people broke the inside hole but i had always run the middle and never a issue.

only just swapped on the alloy purely for the bling and added bonus to remove the 1º toe from the arms.

PsycoChris 23-03-2010 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by kwiksi (Post 358413)
How durable are the plastic hubs? Waiting to recieve my Cougar and noticed the rear hubs looked a little thin. Wondering how they will hold up.

I Break them all the time, weak parts to me. Just like the b4 ones. I was running the oustide hole and broke it almost everytime I went to the track, event he middle hole I get. SO I am gettn the alum Hubs. I dont think I will ever break antyhing on the rear.

mikeyscott 07-04-2010 07:12 PM

How have people found these after a few meetings, still nice and tight or wearing?

David Church 07-04-2010 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by mikeyscott (Post 364433)
How have people found these after a few meetings, still nice and tight or wearing?


Nice and tight and then wearing........................???? wait, what are we talking about:p

oh right, hubs, um, don't use em

mikeyscott 07-04-2010 08:02 PM

I've used them, but going back to plastic.

mdb_75 07-04-2010 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mikeyscott (Post 364460)
I've used them, but going back to plastic.

How come Mikey? I was thinking about getting these.

mikeyscott 09-04-2010 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by mdb_75 (Post 364503)
How come Mikey? I was thinking about getting these.

Potential wear issue, however I spoke to Schumacher this morning and will be applying axle grease in them to help.

They are very nice and I prefer them to wishbone toe in.

moth898 09-04-2010 11:44 AM

How do you wear out a aluminium hub that only houses ball bearings?

moth898 14-04-2010 01:21 AM

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Originally Posted by mikeyscott (Post 365050)
Potential wear issue, however I spoke to Schumacher this morning and will be applying axle grease in them to help.

They are very nice and I prefer them to wishbone toe in.

I took apart the hubs to see what you're all talking about and saw a little anodizing had worn off. I re-installed them with a small amount of thread lock around to lock them in place, I think it should work.


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