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*Pictures Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive #2786901
06/18/20 05:33 PM
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So upon inspection upon taking them out of the just received shipping box, I'm impressed.
I have had a number of mopar Wilwood alum hubs over the years, and other then maybe for drag use, thought they were always rather wimpy.
These blow them away in outright robustness. They are still limited in the basic design aspect being a mopar part, bearing size, etc, but still are a great improvement.
I also liked the black anodize finish.
I will be getting more. up


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Re: Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: jcc] #2786980
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Re: Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: Jjs72D] #2787013
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Originally Posted by Jjs72D
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iagree


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Re: Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: GoodysGotaCuda] #2787062
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Originally Posted by GoodysGotaCuda
Originally Posted by Jjs72D
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iagree


as well here.
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Re: Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: moparx] #2787093
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OK, Ok, OK, grin I'll post pics/weights tonight of OEM steel, Wilwood, and DrDiff.
Sorry, I have never seen posted pics before, wish I had.


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*Pictures* Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: jcc] #2787309
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OEM steel hub with 2.75" studs and has the only grease seal and races installed
Wilwood Alum with 2" studs and races
Dr Diff with 1.5" studs and races
Dr Diff hub on Magnum 2" drop spindle & Wilwood 6R caliper mockup (on wrong side eyes)

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Re: *Pictures* Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: jcc] #2787360
06/20/20 11:00 AM
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the good doctor's hubs ARE a nice piece !
thanks for the pics. up
does he also sell the drop spindles ?
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Re: *Pictures* Dr Diff front Alum Hubs are impressive [Re: moparx] #2787369
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Not sure, I got mine from Magnum Force years ago.
Also my focus on the robustness of aftermarket front hubs for a track car, do not forget, typical 6061 alum, likely the material here, loses nearly 2/3 of its strength at only 300F, which in heavy braking conditions, is obtainable.

One aspect of the Wilwood hubs that did interest me, was the screw on with o ring cover cap, not a feature of the Dr Diff hub. The reason I liked it, I toyed with the idea of trying to oil lube the bearings instead of grease, which again IMO, would help with temp concerns. Still may try it with these new ones, but I still have a lot of unknowns.

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