Hub / wheel bearing kits

[4thgenblake]

Yep. Njn636 I think his name was Kevin [emoji848]
On the more important side I purchased a pair myself a year or two back and they've been flawless since install. They're pricey I think 250 each or at least when I got them but it's worth it when it comes to moving parts

I believe they (jerseybuilthubs.com) use pressed Dorman bearings with factory grade parts.

Super high quality couldn't be happier



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[grave]

i've read and experienced the exact same story regarding marion B2B... fantastic product but the guy is a terrible communicator and will take at least a month to get you your shit, even though the immediate order confirmation email says 2-7 days.

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[theriddler]

I've got a slight vibration when slowing down in our 06 Sport Edition now, I don't think anyone else would notice it but i know it's there. Guess I'll be ordering some hub assemblies soon too.

I'm crossing my fingers for you guys using those Chinese parts, I've had some that worked but I've had enough bad experiences that I only replace with OEM parts now. It was an $18000 vehicle when I bought it, I'm not about to put on a Chinese part now to save a few bucks now:nono:

 

[Drunner97]

Does anyone have info on what happened? He seemed like a nice guy and people were happy with the parts/prices.

I can't speak for here on T4R, but he got nailed on TW for basically taking money, lagging on shipping, and poor communication. It really surprised me to be honest because while he did lag on things his communication wasn't terrible. I think he just got sucked into too many orders and was having a hard time keeping things organized. He should have stopped for a minute and caught up. That being said, I've got his hubs on my 4runner and they've been great since I put them on 1 1/2 years ago.

 

[montijo505]

Just ordered from this guy today, had a pair ready and will be in the mail today!


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They came in yesterday. He included new seals, axle nuts and cotter pins!! Highly recommend him if you’re needing hubs/bearings. Now to wait for Sunday for wrench therapy!


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[Bonesetter]

I just picked up one of Blue Pit's hub/bearing assemblies last week. Placed the order, got the product 2 days later, and it went on like butter on hot toast. Really happy with their product.

 

[montijo505]

I’m in the middle of this right now, can’t seem to get the axle to knock out of the hub no matter how hard I hit it. Any ideas? The last time I remember it coming out rather easy with a couple of taps.


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[grave]

I’m in the middle of this right now, can’t seem to get the axle to knock out of the hub no matter how hard I hit it. Any ideas? The last time I remember it coming out rather easy with a couple of taps.

it took [MENTION=140870]Offcamber[/MENTION] and i some time to knock mine out. spray some PB blaster or something on it and keep at it.

 

[montijo505]

it took [MENTION=140870]Offcamber[/MENTION] and i some time to knock mine out. spray some PB blaster or something on it and keep at it.

I lost my shit. I went to Lowe’s and bought some WD-40, an 8lb sledge and a piece of 4x4. I sprayed it down, waited about 10 minutes and whacked it hard with the sledge. Mission accomplished. Lesson learned: have the correct tools on hand. Thankfully I had my wife’s car to run to the store real quick. Thanks for the advice!


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[grave]

I lost my shit. I went to Lowe’s and bought some WD-40, an 8lb sledge and a piece of 4x4. I sprayed it down, waited about 10 minutes and whacked it hard with the sledge. Mission accomplished. Lesson learned: have the correct tools on hand. Thankfully I had my wife’s car to run to the store real quick. Thanks for the advice!

i seem to remember using some lumber to bang on it...

 

[montijo505]

i seem to remember using some lumber to bang on it...

Yeah, I bought an 8 lb sledge and found a scrap 4x4 that did the job nicely after some WD-40. Took about six hours with three trips to the store as well as swapping out a cv axle.


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[montijo505]

Finally installed. Made a huge difference in the road. My old ones looked and rode like s*** already. Very easy to install with the correct tools on hand. Highly recommend 05taco4x4 on TW for these units. High quality parts and great communication!


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[grave]

Highly recommend 05taco4x4 on TW for these units. High quality parts and great communication!

nice. i'll keep this guy in mind for the next one.