SOLID spyntec hub conversion in the works.
So, I called. The guy verified the kit ($1995.00) includes front stubs, front inner shafts, rear shafts, and an adaptor for the spare tire mount.
Last edited by Robar; Jun 13, 2009 at 07:19 AM. Reason: Edited direct link
I thought I was right, then you guys had me second guessing myself
I would have to ask:
What brand bearings?
What kind of grease was packed in the bearings?
What was the preload on the bearings?
What sort of damage do they have?
I have had lock-out hubs in the past that lasted forever.
What brand bearings?
What kind of grease was packed in the bearings?
What was the preload on the bearings?
What sort of damage do they have?
I have had lock-out hubs in the past that lasted forever.
Last edited by ronjenx; Jun 13, 2009 at 04:23 PM.
I have the first spyntech kit made, the hubs probley have 30,000 miles on them, no problems at all.
If your having the dealer work on them, how do u know it's not the dealer screwing them up
If your having the dealer work on them, how do u know it's not the dealer screwing them up
I repacked my Warn hub bearings within a week after any mudbog or water type wheelin. And at least once every 6mos, whether I needed to or not. Only replaced one set of bearings in the 7yrs I owned it and that was the first set that was in it when I got it and hadn't been serviced properly.




