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manual hubs for 93 rodeo #901528 08/21/08 03:41 AM
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boozer Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
I got auto hubs now from factory, but when i go back into 2wd, It wont fully disingage, im thinking about putting manual lockout hubs on it. Ive alread degreased and regreased the auto hubs. but it still clicks and binds for a while before it disingages, sometimes a couple of miles down the road. grinding and carring on. It doesn't matter how far i back up either. it still wont release.
So, Who makes a good replacement kit, and wheres a good place to find this kit to convert to manual hubs.

Re: manual hubs for 93 rodeo [Re: boozer] #901529 08/21/08 04:18 AM
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Chad Hunter Offline
Body Damage is Cool
I would go to your local wrecking yard and look for an isuzu that has manual hubs on it. They can come from any isuzu 1988 and up. Both warn and superwinch made hubs for the isuzu and independent is a good source for them, but the factory hubs are the best and you can find them for cheap at the wrecking yards if you look for them.


1987 trooper LS.'94 3.2, SAS,35's , lots of dents and rust. Now, improved, with more dents.
1995 trooper LS. Wife won't let me improve this one.
1996 trooper. I'll need something to modify when the '87 finally rusts away.
Re: manual hubs for 93 rodeo [Re: Chad Hunter] #901530 08/21/08 04:27 AM
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boozer Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Is it just the rodeo's that i have to look for, or are the troopers, and Honda passports the same too?

Re: manual hubs for 93 rodeo [Re: boozer] #901531 08/21/08 04:58 AM
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Jim_Paget Offline
Roll Me Over
They all will work (they all use the same front axle).


Jim Paget
88 YJ with a few changes

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