Hub assembly question

[Fittrjoe]

Car is 67 Barracuda that has the Kelsey Hayes 72 and older front disc conversion w/ SBP and 14” wheels
I’m trying to source Hub and Bearing assembly’s for both sides and not having any luck
Ideas anyone? Spindles look fine
Thanks in Advance

 

[halifaxhops]

@mobileparts

 

[junkyardhero]

the bearings are A2 & A6 and i wanna say that 6840S is the seal

if you need hubs, your SOL they're NLA so you're gonna have to find a set used.

 

[Fittrjoe]

the bearings are A2 & A6 and i wanna say that 6840S is the seal

if you need hubs, your SOL they're NLA so you're gonna have to find a set used.

the bearings are A2 & A6 and i wanna say that 6840S is the seal

if you need hubs, your SOL they're NLA so you're gonna have to find a set used.

Yeah that’s what I thought
I have a used set so thanks for the part #s
I’ll check EBay too

 

[junkyardhero]

Yeah that’s what I thought
I have a used set so thanks for the part #s
I’ll check EBay too

hubs come up here in the classifieds every now and again, or you can post a wanted. however a lot of folks are reluctant to break up a set (i know i am).

the bearings are widely available-- rock auto has 'em and so does napa.

 

[cudamark]

Car is 67 Barracuda that has the Kelsey Hayes 72 and older front disc conversion w/ SBP and 14” wheels
I’m trying to source Hub and Bearing assembly’s for both sides and not having any luck
Ideas anyone? Spindles look fine
Thanks in Advance

What's wrong with your hubs?

 

[Fittrjoe]

Finished product
I ended up learning how/ and rebuilt my hubs with new wheel bearings.
Also did new Powerstop Rotors and KH calipers from a FABO member

 

[Fittrjoe]

Mounted

 

[str12-340]

on one of my hubs the bearing race no longer fit tightly in the hub. Anyone know of a fix for this?

 

[str12-340]

what rotors are those?

 

[Fittrjoe]

Powerstop AR8305XPR
Rock Auto
Sorry dont
Know how to do links
There is a link in my Previous thread about Rotor recommendation from a member
They work great
My OEMs were warped

 

[Fittrjoe]

on one of my hubs the bearing race no longer fit tightly in the hub. Anyone know of a fix for this?

Weld overlay and machining?
Or just find used Hubs

 

[junkyardhero]

on one of my hubs the bearing race no longer fit tightly in the hub. Anyone know of a fix for this?

how loose?

you *might* be able to dimple the surfaces and use a collar locking compound from loctite.

 

[junkyardhero]

Finished product
I ended up learning how/ and rebuilt my hubs with new wheel bearings.
Also did new Powerstop Rotors and KH calipers from a FABO member

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looks great! fantastic job!

 

[str12-340]

how loose?

you can push it in with your fingers with little effort and then turn the race in the hub with your fingers

 

[junkyardhero]

you can push it in with your fingers with little effort and then turn the race in the hub with your fingers

i've used this in similar situations with great results.

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